PocketDoc の最近のレビュー

I received this game as a gift from my friend, and I had overall high hopes for this game due to the positive feedback.

This is a game that you will either love or hate, there is no in-between.

While the game has a lot of potential, it is ruined due to the controls not being truly dexterous or manageable in most situations. While this can lead to some truly funny moments with friends, it is most just frustrating when you actually want to play the game. It seems like the game was intentionally made this way by the developer just to give it more difficulty. However the difficulty is to the point of just being rage inducing.

I would not recommend this game unless the controls were updated and became more manageable.

If you do get the game, play in small sessions.

So far I have only been playing through this game for a couple of hours and to any player that has played "The Room" it plays exactly the same way and is a legitimate sequel. "The Room Two" picks right up from where you left off in the first game, and as such still plays the same where you click and drag to move/look around and click to inspect/interact with objects of interest. At some points in the game there are some areas where lighting is a bit weird especially with the higher graphical settings and as such some shadows might be too dark and you might completely look over need clues or objects of interest. Despite that being said, the game is still fun and not overwhelmingly difficult. Most if not all people should be able to pick this up and have fun solving these puzzles.

For those that love first person shooter games and puzzles, look no further than Portal. Portal is a game where you take control of a experimental gun known as a portal gun. As the main character, you and your trusty portal gun are run through a series of test chambers directed by the artificial intelligience known simply as Glados. As you progress through each test chamber you will be forced to think outside the box and have a quick reflexes, or face a unfortunate accident in the name of science.