personally i like the thinking parts of the game the how-to things where you actually need to use your brain the sovle a level. On the contrary i dislike the timing stuff where you have mentally finished the game 2 hours ago but let your square run into lazers once again because you kept the movement key pressed down a moment too long. Nevertheless I finished all levels. Level 20 was fun though, but I did need 4 squares less than what were given. Oh and level 17 is lying :P
The finnicky controls and timed lasers were supposed to add to the challenge, but I kind of agree with you: my favourite levels are the ones that require a brain to solve! Good job on beating the game! :D
Game doesn't work. It is loading and then 'Red Rougue - click to play' is written with red text, but no clicking or key pressing works here. It just stays like this :(
awesome game, loved it! Please make more of these things. Its concept of using the point of view to decive, to solve and to controll the surroundings is a brilliant idea which is on par with many unique nitrome games. Also the simplistic and low pc requirements combined with the nice music makes it a good and lag free performance. 5/5, tell me when you make more <3
why.... just... why? It was such a good game and one of my favorite sheet sources for small loop tracks. Ist there any way to access the wounderful pieces that were saved?
a few logical misswritings here and there like when the cooling system was already off it still brings up the sentence to find a way to switch them off remotelly
It is a very cute game with nice concept, art and music. But the hard memory requirements make it too laggy to enjoy the levels to their fullest. Too often my kitty just ran into enemies or straight into abyss even if I pressed the opposide direction. I still did beat the game and liked it 4/5 for the lags. Without those it was a clear 5
the atmospheric background sounds were so crowded that it simply destroyed the whole 'scary' atmosphere. Also not sure if the timer was a joke or actually something that should cause pressure. I solved it at 15 mins first try and waiting another 45 mins for another ending seems pointless.
I just finished the game... I guess :o I did get to see 3 different endings (escape, Q and X), but there is still this one voice in the abandoned area... Is there one more ending I missed? I played over it again, but I just couldn't find an additional thing. Sure there is this elevator at the first of these 3 abandoned rooms, but it seems more cosmetic. I also did not get additional challenges after jumping down with the more advanced blueprint when I retried the bridge level above. Overall: it is a really epic game with so much love, backtracking and multiple choices, and redoing the first levels with a completelly new perspective while finding more security codes or reaching another exit. In the end I did spend 3 days before I solved all puzzles and - hell the last room is so evil, but the satisfaction after completion was unbelievable. One one flaw: please add a security question when you accidentally press R to avoid messing up a basicly finished room :x
I played the Zombie Detective series in reverse order and finally finished this part. It is interesting to see where everything started and how the series improved since then. Any date yet for a new part? :)
3. These things aside, it was an interesting way, though I would have liked it, if it was possible to draw more than one deduction out of one single evidence. And exspecially: to re-read dialogues that did lead into an evidence like the dialogues telling about the different past heists. I Actually replayed the game before making my final deduction to be able to re-read the book's heist. And also: there is one bug in one of the deduction texts. The two interpretation introduction texts in the bottom-right are the same.
2. Or morely in self-preservation to hinder the police and allow further heists. This leaves one last deduction to be tested: Pure idealism. The greed's raid was to counter his greedyness, which fits perfectly and also did reach its goal. Stealing the illegal books could be to save things that shouldn't be touched or thought about or to lessen the stress of the book's owner. it also fits. But how in the heaven is stealing files from a police station idealistic??? In the end, it is obvious, that it has to fit anyhow. But I can not see the referance; can anyone explain this? Deducing the only thing left, I made the half-idealistic decision. In fact I did invest a long time instead of jumping through and see the end instead of thinking myself. And then there is one more thing that I answered wrong: The museum's lights switched off. If she was inside the statua, how did she switched lights from the inside?
Thank you for long and detailed review in more comments, I'll answer to this one as this is the one that has the most questions. So, yeah, stealing files from the police is not idealistic, but it's a statement, as shown in the message she sent to the police: it's a challenge, she's telling them they can't touch her, no matter how hard they try.
But you're right on the light part: it's not very hard to do turn the lights off from a distance, with the right equipment, but I see how that could seem counter-intuitive. I've been trying to make the right deductions less obvious, but they shouldn't be that confusing. I'll try to do better next time. Thanks again! :D
WARNING, SPOILER! -Okay, I finished the Game for the first time now, but got two wrong results. First one is the deduction of the motive. It was pretty easy to exclude money since the only crime that was worth something was the villa raid and even this one had high idealistic links. But then there are two deductions left: Idealistic and half idealistic. The half one fits if you give the thesis 'steal something the target does not really need, even if they think they do'. By that, there is the man with too much money, who is even suffering from it. Then the police that aren't able to find anything anyways with just some rather worthless files left. And the last one where illegal books were stolen, of whose content the owner already knew and therefore not needed. The valuable part of the greed's robbery is obvious and the illegal books should be also worth something. Stealing the files also makes sense for self-profit.
Level one completed! The game is really nice so far with much potential and the sounds are very charming, too. But the penguins are just moving too slow. I would recommend increasing the overall penguin speed ;)
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The finnicky controls and timed lasers were supposed to add to the challenge, but I kind of agree with you: my favourite levels are the ones that require a brain to solve! Good job on beating the game! :D