Ulasan terkini oleh Ravishna

If you've come here after playing Chants of Senaar or Heaven's Vault, understand that this is a bit more like a visual novel than a real language deduction puzzle game. This is because the main character tells you what to write rather than allowing you to come up with questions. Due to the scope of the language (admittedly a really well thought out one), the computer you're speaking to in-game doesn't have a response for most of the questions you can ask. You'll quickly find that asking your own questions (rather than the spoonfed ones) will strip you of your immersion and remind you that you are playing a novel indie title where only so many responses could be programmed into the game.

If you don't mind that this is more of a visual novel than a puzzle game then go ahead and download this, I didn't hate my time with it but I feel that most might feel mislead by how this game presents on the Steam storefront.

If you want an immersive language experience, play Chants of Senaar

If you are lucky enough to have not seen anything about this game yet, count your blessings and act on them. You can only do one blind playthrough of this game so relish in it.