It's an amazing game. Love the story and the gameplay, it's so rare to see innovation in point and click games. Not too short, not too long, just perfect 5/5
Because of this game I went back and played the previous 2. I must admit it is better than than the others. As much as I adored Trader of Stories, it was really short. A Grain of Truth was beautiful and complex, but had less storytelling elements. This however had both the vibe of a story and long puzzles. I loved the fact that you had to remember the characters' names and piece the story for yourself. And the art is gorgeous, much as I wonder how her hair got to change from white to black and red.
The original Trader of Stories is still my favourite, I just loved how you pieced together the stories bit by bit. But it's great to see some of the storytelling mechanics and such a gorgeous story. At first I found it hard to remember the names of the characters, but it fit really nice with the storytelling vibe of the game. 5/5 and will keep following this series.
As great as the first chapter. I loved the use of mirrors on this one. And the compass. I was wondering quite a bit about the puddle of blood until the end, making all sorts of theories in my mind about Dorian or geM's death. I was in for a surprise. 5/5 and favourited.
As someone who has wanted to install that blasted game for about a month and then uninstalled it in 15 minutes I can wholeheartedly say the dumbest thing about it are the "landmarks". Sure, the fact that it's a boring tedious mess is true and I liked that it allowed for some competitive banter between my 35+ year old workmates but damn, those landmarks kill my brain. I will 5/5 your game because of how unexpectedly fun it is to play and how spot-on some of the commentary is. You should make it more clear that you can change the controls in the title screen.
The graphics were pretty. The puzzles were alright. I could get along rather nicely with WebGL but for the huge screens. I dislike demos on this site, though, but it was fun enough to let it slide. However, the lack of any sort of indication that you need to drag was rather annoying. The lack of indications for the first screen: click and drag for the arrow, reset for the circles was incredibly annoying. I normally adore puzzle games, favourite them and rate them 5 but this one had so many tiny annoyances - none linked to the abomination that is Unity - that I can't in good conscience rate it more than 3 and a half, in spite of the nice gameplay and the absolutely gorgeous images. Linked to the horrible horrible thing that is Unity is the fact that I won't play the full mobile game, though. I don't hate my phone that much. Will be looking forward to seeing more from you, though.
Nice but buggy. I got into a bug where the customers wouldn't exit the store. The other store would get the money and be able to upgrade whereas I was stuck. Also the progress is so slow.
Look, a challenge I won't do. This not only uses goddamn Unity (sorry to the people who manage to do amazing things with it, I still find the plugin unbearable), it is crawling with bugs on top of being impossibly simplistic.
I can't wait for Bear in Super Action Adventure: Bearland Genocide, where Bear gets called "fox" one too many times. Great jokes, loved how you referenced the trend in the comment section to ask whether he wasn't a fox. Seemed a bit harder than the first one, but entertaining nonetheless. 5/5 and favourited
1. Do not force me to play a tutorial on an idle game.
2.I was expecting jokes or descriptions. Was thoroughly disappointed on the lack of any incentive to play.
3.It is unnecesarily slow. It's a clicker, not a fps, for Heavens' sake.
Good graphics and idea. I appreciate you avoided the obvious Trump and Hillary jokes.
I never thought this game could get any better. I was proven wrong. Loved the darker undertones of this one and the links to the previous games. Dregg is as amazing as ever. 5/5 and favourited. Can't wait to see the next ones.
I saw the sponsored message for Shop Heroes of something like that and it made me remember this game. I felt nostalgic and came back to play it only to be greeted by so so many tokens. Then I played the second S&P, only to be greeted by more types of token things. I think I'll go back to the generic Shop Heroes. I had remembered this game as better than it is.
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Thanks a lot!