Recent reviews by Desert Hobo

It was a well felt personal story game. Short enough to keep going until the end with a nice moral at the end.

Like a good old point and clic classic.

Even 12 years after it debut, this game is still great. The story (stories) is poignant, you can relate to the main characters and it is very emotional by moment. It makes you wonder "what if this was happening in real life and I had to make those choices"

A too short story, but an interesting one nonetheless. I would have loved to see a few more chapters added to the story. It a dark story, almost a kind of crime fiction using religion to camp the story in a modern world. I really appreciated the drawing style.

Some puzzles could have benefited from a few hints using Observe, while launching them through Use.

I was playing on Linux in English (my system supports accented characters) and a few errors were spotted, a bug or two (mostly related to fonts, where accented characters were not properly displayed). And I don't know what the Bomb puzzle was using to animated those few shinny colors, but it was hard on the graphic performances. This could all be related to Proton being used

Perfect for young children or adults who are looking for a simple, light hearted and positive story.

I had seen this game passing on my Store wall a few times already. Now, this first episode being newly free I thought "Why not give it a try?". The game play has something similar to The Walking Dead where your actions can change the story line. Well, I was actually quite pleased by the game... But I soon discovered I had been a fool to play episode 1 because I'm now tempted to buy the other ones! ;)

Is this an interesting game? Yes, it is. Would I have paid $20 for it? No. Luckily, I bought it when there was a 60% discount.

While I'm glad to have it in my library, it is mostly a one-time-pass-through-the-story game, which is really quick to do by the way. You'll have seen and resolved pretty much everything in less than 10 hours. Also, don't be fooled by the preview: this is not a horror nor a puzzle game.

While some people are pointing at stereotypes, you have to put yourself back in the 90's to fully grasp what is going on and some of the elements presented in the story.

If you are interested and curious about this game, wait for the next big discount.