Đánh giá gần đây bởi Peculiarpointofview

You can live the simple life
Choosing yourself the perfect wife
You love to fish but are forced to fight
Smashing rocks and slimes with all your might
Face the mines, show no fear
Oh ♥♥♥♥, I died and lost all my gear.

Lots to explore and discover. Characters seem similar at first but repeated games shows complex traits and opinions. It would always be nice to have more locations added in the future... but the replayability is high.

This comment is for the developers:

You did good. You did real good. You get games. You get gamers. You surprised me, you thrilled me, you made me cry a little.

You also created what is possibly the greatest final boss theme song ever.

Thank you.

I'm sure there's a point to this game. Just like I'm sure there's a whole other layer that I'm not seeing. However, it's takes so long to get going that after I pointlessly died the first time, I uninstalled the game and never looked back. But maybe there's more. I'm just unwilling to look for it.

As far as size of game, quality of puzzles, and artwork go, this game is great.

It's the exceedingly boring dialogue, pointless verbal descriptions/observations, forgettable music, and slow-as-**** movement that forces me to give this game 4/10 at the absolute most.

This game has a great premise and can at times even be a little spooky. But that all pales in comparison to how DULL and ARBITRARY the game is.

Events happen in the game based on random other events. For example, you can spend hours wandering the house you've already fully explored and it turns out examining a painting for the 4th time quietly unlocks a boring and pointless phone conversation which unlocks a room in the house (somehow) which unlocks another phone conversation which somehow causes a key you need to appear in the kitchen. These inane phone calls are definitely my favourite part of the game. They're repetative, predictable, and so whiny it's hilarious. It's gotten to the point where my partner and I whine "but Jerry!" whenever we've done something stupid and want to justify it.

If you like sweeping the rooms of a house over and over and over in hopes it might actually move the game forward, this is the game for you!

JERRY!

Was a pretty fun game until I discovered the 3D mode. Absolutely epic with that feature turned on. It's a very useful tool to visualize some of the realistic attributes of space like extreme distances and just how long it takes for cause and effect to take place.

However I find that the physics engine itself is a bit broken; if you load a simulation and just leave it to its own devices, suddenly out of nowhere a planet will go flying out of the system. Also, it's neat to see galaxies collide and fly apart... but we know for a fact their gravity will eventually create one system instead of a mess that never reconstitutes. Needs updating.