I don't know if it's me or my computer or the game or what, but I've broken it twice in 2 goes. The first time, I found out the code and went to input it on the padlock, when I did the lock showed up and vanished, and left me stuck on the lock screen without the lock. The second time, it was even earlier. I filled the bucket with hot water, poured the hot water in with the clothes and added soap, for it to tell me I needed hot water, and it wouldn't allow me to get the water again. I won't take off stars for it, it's still a decent game, story is a little strange and not fleshed out well, but it does look nice, and I respect it for not making you have to know Morse Code and just has you write it down. 3/5
A bit frustrating that I made it all the way up to Moric the 2nd time to find out I'm severely under prepared. Shame I can't go back again to get some spells or items I could've used. It probably means I'll have to start all over again, which is my fault though for not using multiple saves. Still a really good game, just never was the best at turn based stuff.
Also, somehow no matter what I do the final game is always the blue cursor shooting the green lines. I'm not even that good at it once it gets faster but it's always the last man standing.
Most frustrating hard badge I've done yet, I'm actually amazed that I only had 88 continues. From how shit I was doing I was expecting way more than that.
I love Jmtb's stuff, but this goes way too far. Gamer logic is one thing, but you can't just throw someone into a minigame with no instruction at all, it doesn't work that way. Yes he does have it tell you what to do on the top of the game's screen, but you literally have no time to read it or even figure out what to do before you're dead. Games stop a bit too abruptly without warning and in the long run can end up screwing you over. Some games I started for the first time at high speed and died before I could hit a single key. And when you have only one game left, it'd be nice if the screen didn't constantly ding and zoom out and back in, it'd be nice if it could realize it was the last game and wouldn't do that. Basically, this isn't challenging, more that it's unfair. It's not like the multitasking game where it takes brain power, this is just completely random and nothing but luck.
Reminds me of the fun I had with the Sly 3 pirate part. I've always been a pirate person I love games like this. My only complaint is the prices starting out so high. Outside of that this is great.
Ah yes, this reminds me so much of my first date. Wandering my gigantic strangely constructed house, murdering my parents and getting ready to go to work with the most depressed people in the world under our mentally handicapped boss. I'd roam the streets viciously murdering whores and police and animals, every once in awhile feasting upon their still beating hearts for strength. And on that faithful night, I roamed for floating money look at stranger's laptops to know about this random woman and wooed her so deeply that we married right away. Ah, the old days.
Only played long enough to get today's badge, but overall it's not too bad of a game. For what it is it's good, it can just be very slow. I never really was a fan of games where the outcome is based solely on luck, even if it does involve some skill it's still overall just luck, something I tend to not have. Not bad, but not my kind of game.
One of the very first games with the philosophical tag that I've played where someone always dies. This was beautiful and worthy of bringing tears without death. It's good to see a game that shows the strength and bond of love, rather than the usual fall in love then tragically and poetically die route. A very beautiful game.
This was a very well done and well put together game. It's also one of the first explorative/Metroid type games I finished by myself without help, which sadly is rare with my mind. The story was really well done and fun to follow as well as interesting to listen to. Don't know if the game has yet to continue but I would definitely check it out if it has.
Can't believe this is the first game I'm going to comment on. There really isn't much to say that hasn't already been said. I've grown up Christian and to me this is about as conservatively controversial as you can be, the fact the characters from the Bible are just fighting doesn't really say much at all. But given that the control is near impossible, it does make me wonder if they made this game solely to see how many people it'd piss off. Doesn't work on me, I do think the art is great, but difficulty and challenge doesn't come from handicapping a player and giving the CPU all of the advantage.
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