Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Sharkwouale

A remarkable game that will probably stays in my favorite repertoire for a long time!

Pretty nice and original artwork, the story is rich, the characters are well developped and feel genuine.
The intrigue is quite interesting and keep the player captivate until the end.

The puzzles required for the main path are relatively easy to figure out, but there are more complex puzzles hidden in the game that aren't mandatory to solve in order to complete the story. Which will satisfies the casual player and also the challenge seeker.

Impressive fact: This game was handcrafted by only one person!
So many hours of work for solely one person. Thank you so much to that guy for having made such an awesome game!

I'm relieved I only paid 1.39 for this game, because at 13.99 I would have cried.

It might be an okay game for people that enjoy very linear and pretty simple cellphone game, but when you are used to play more complex point & click exploration game on a computer, this one might induces some serious level of disenchantment.

I was under the impression that I was going to be able to explore and move freely into an environment to find objects and solve puzzles but It's more like a map on which you can click multiple "play" button to start an animation. You can only go left or right by clicking the arrows on both sides of the screen, which totally made me feel trapped. You can also click on random objects that will either: activate a mechanic, makes you move to that location or makes you grab the said object. It's a surprise! Per chance, when you press the space bar the clickable become highlithed or else it would have been a try and error clicking nightmare.

There is no inventory, that means you can only hold item in your hands. Not that it would have been a necessity in that game but it does tell a lot about the simplicity of the whole thing.

In a mere 15 minutes I haven't go so far, but to what I understood, this game is about finding golden coins and fireflies in the world. It's more like a simplified "Where's Wally?" kind of thing than a classic point & click.

If you are a fan of point & click like the ones made by Telltale Games, Amanita Design, etc. This is absolutely not that kind of game. Though, if you prefer casual cellphone game, this might be more your style I guess.

This game is a great point and click with beautiful artworks and a cute story.
As always with that kind of game, I gave myself the challenge of not using any hints during the whole thing and it wasn't too hard since the puzzles are very intuitive and it's pretty easy to pick up the logic behind.

Clickable items are usually slightly different than the rest of the graphics so it's fairly easy to spot them. The zoom feature was also useful into that matter from time to time.

There is no written or audible dialogue, the storyline is shown to us through simple animations.

I like that when you progress in the game the character disposes of items that are no longer useful and refuses to go back to locations where we have finished all of our business, it avoid unecessary exploring of places where we are already done.

I saw in the controls menu that with a game controller you could press "B" to cancel an action. The equivalent on the keyboard doesn't seems to exist. At least it wasn't mentioned in their menu and I didn't figured out other way of doing that. It's the only thing that I've found to be slightly irritating sometimes, because if you missclick you then have to wait until the character ends its animation to resume playing. As far as I'm concerned this was the only tiny flaw that I have noticed into that game. But nothing to worry about really.

This is a very nice game to play in a private room with your friends with an external voice chat on, because the in game text chat system kind of su cks a bit and prevents you to enjoy the game plenty. Debating through text gets old quickly. I wish the orginal game would incoporate some optional vocal chat feature to ease the communication between players during meetings, which is of a capital importance to fully exploit the potential of the game.

Also, joining public room is like playing the russian roulette with 5 rounds. You sure gonna get horrible players most of the time. Cheaters, early quitter because the random draw didn't give them the impostor's role, sore loser that will kick you out for killing them, etc.

A very nice resource management and town building game.