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The Aberration Inside
von Psionic3D
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The Aberration Inside
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Beschreibung
The Aberration Inside ist ein 3D Point-and-Click-Escape-Adventure. Entdecke das Geheimnis des verlassenen Berges und was dich hierher geführt hat. Die Notizen, die du überall findest, helfen dir, herauszufinden, was passiert ist. Gespräche mit einigen der 'Bewohner' geben dir zusätzliche Einblicke in deine Situation. Browser verhindern, dass der Walkthrough-Link in einem neuen Fenster geöffnet wird – du musst dies erlauben, wenn du das Video sehen möchtest!! :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqfNk5NliyE.
Spielanleitung
Sammle alle Gegenstände und beende das Spiel so schnell wie möglich, um die beste Punktzahl zu erreichen! Bewege dich durch die Szenen, indem du auf die Pfeile klickst, wenn sich die Maus am Rand des Bildschirms befindet. Du kannst die Kamera zu bestimmten Zeiten drehen, indem du auf den linken oder rechten Rand des Bildschirms klickst. Zurück zur vorherigen Position gelangst du über den unteren Rand. Klicke auf die Chevrons oben rechts, um das Inventar zu öffnen. Klicke auf Inventargegenstände, um sie auszurüsten, und dann auf Objekte in den Szenen, um mit ihnen zu interagieren. Das Spiel speichert deinen Fortschritt, sodass du dort weitermachst, wo du aufgehört hast. Du kannst deinen Fortschritt zurücksetzen, indem du oben rechts auf dem Anleitungsbildschirm auf Zurücksetzen klickst. Das Spiel muss mindestens zweimal gespielt werden, um alle Gegenstände zu sammeln und das beste Ende zu erreichen.
Kommentare
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Fritz_b
Mar. 17, 2016
Good to see a new point-and-click escape from you, it feels as if it's been far too long! I particularly enjoyed the writing style and story, the feel reminded me of Penumbra etc. I wasn't too keen on the reaction parts, they weren't too bad but sometimes unresponsive, so it got frustrating. They were easy enough that it didn't matter too much, if a little tedious. I think my main gripe was the navigation, sometimes I didn't want to progress and it suddenly would, even though it told me I was going to turn to look elsewhere. It would also be nice to have 'if you go here you cannot return' type warnings, as I felt I was punished if I happened to find the correct way too soon, and I don't fancy doing it all over again just in case I miss-click at a crucial spot. Other than that, I really enjoyed it! Interesting use of shadows and lighting. 4/5, with warnings that you can't return (written like the story, so as not to disturb the overall feel) would easily be a 5/5 :)
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Thanks for the constructive feedback, I will definitely take it on board for future projects. Hopefully now most of my Unity & WebGL issues are sorted I can concentrate on churning some games (and sequels) out this year!!
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Halibut
Mar. 30, 2016
Although going round and round/over and over is quite annoying, it is possible to find most of the items and tablet pieces without using a walkthrough. I liked the 3d graphics and the creepiness.
It would have been useful to know at the beginning that you HAVE to go through the game at least twice in order to find all the tablet pieces (as in, finish one ending in the inevitable away and start again), but on the basis all your stuff remains it's not so bad.
Top tip! Open every box BEFORE clicking to look elsewhere, because you might not be able to go back!
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Kastellan
Aug. 17, 2016
If I wanted fast reaction times, I wouldn't be playing a point and click find the object game
Mozai
Mar. 18, 2016
Timing on the last lockpick puzzle was way off: sometimes I'd have to hit when the bar was two steps before the middle, sometimes when it's two steps after the middle. I was also annoyed that I would cross over point-of-no-return places without knowing, so things I have yet to explore I'd have to restart the story to see.
Not sure why that timing issue happened for you as the code for the lockpick is the same everytime only the speed changes. Perhaps you had multiple browser windows open and something else was taking up memory/cpu at the time? (adverts etc?) In most places you can go back but once you have started down a route you can't. I had to draw a line at some point as it is a story essentially and the semi-linear nature of it means you have to go forward.
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denimtrousers
Jun. 03, 2018
pixel hunting is not enjoyable, it's annoying, and i'm tired of devs making games that requires this level of non-puzzling. plus, the emphasis on quick reaction times is annoying. the length of the two main areas to find all the pieces of the tablet are much too long for me to want to try going through this game a third time in search of the two that i'm missing. not only that, but requiring the player solve the "puzzles" of the Typhon room to restart the game--not to mention having to go through the entire crater sequence again--is really throwing off the replayability factor. 3/5 for great sound design and backgrounds, but overall, this felt like a waste of time. i may come back and finish it later, but probably not for a very long time.
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