Wow, bug much? Besides repairs not costing 100 like it says, the price goes up like the gas price. On top of that, the gas claims to be per gallon but doesn't always give you the same amount each time. I've had it take three to bring me to full when I was just below half and one to do the same later. Interesting game but fix those bugs.
k, I'm used to point and click adventures being annoying "keep trying stuff" things but this one was bad in that there's two things you have to do where there is nothing on screen, besides the cursor changing, to tell you anything is there. That's the log and the coals.
Sorry man, gotta give you and epic phail for the snowman part. Huge circle, tiny tiny spot gets rubbed off. Slow down as you rub it off gets horrid, making the tiny area way worse. Not to mention, white background, white foreground? What were you thinking there?
Not rating it down, rating it where it deserves. No reset so you have to refresh to get back again, no explanation of who the blue guy is, no penalty for letting a red guy past. What's the point?
Man, the art in this is phenomenal. A few too many "crack in the sidewalk" ones but otherwise just great. Loved the one man-one fan one and the drug induced one.
What a great little point and click game this was.
It's certainly not on the complex and difficult size but that's certainly not a bad thing. Some point and clicks make you hunt for the smallest of specks to continue and this one doesn't.
The animation in this is top notch, reminding me of the old Kings Quest and Quest for Glory games, except far smoother and without all the tedious items.
The puzzles were good, sometimes making me have to think about it, other times making sense and only taking a bit of exploration. The bridge had me cracking up.
In fact, that's what really gives this game it's merit, it's sense of humor. From the little guys who copy your every tiny move to being able to help those people who help you it's the small touches that are so great.
If only we had more games like this.....
How about the #'s for the levels?
It certainly looks like 10 levels per until it hits around 60-70 kills, but I can't think of an algorithm that would do that, only an array
Btw, I apologize if html tags show up, I'm testing line breaks so I can leave some real reviews that aren't impossible to read down the line.
Phenomenal game with a great story going for it as well. Loved the way things unfold and the clues are there if you are looking.
They followed the Understanding Games setup very well, not having to tell you really anything and watching as you work it out for yourself. Each level has it's own setup for letting you know where it's safe to stand, though if you assume what works on Lvl 1 works on 3 you'll die a few times, though there is something telling you what's dangerous.
The rotation was just insane, reminding me of Sasha & The Postmans inner worlds in Psychonauts, which I'm very happy to see got credit for the inspirations. It certainly gets props for getting me lost, as I've got my own mental map machine that I've built up from so many years of gaming and this game had me lost in the maze of Zone 3.
The music is great, very fitting and shifting from zone to zone to deal with the change in attitude, including the box flashback in Zone 3 which had me laughing.
My only complaints is that to try and land all the items is a pain as all three zones have spots where you can't turn back but don't really get warned it's going to happen so you end up replaying the zones over and over again just to find one simple spot.
Also on Zone 3 just before the 5th secret there's a jump you can make that you shouldn't be able to that brings you up underneath a previous platform and so you hit the "fell off the map" zone.
I'd also like to see a counter for the #'s of items you have left, even if you'd have to complete the game first to unlock it , just to make it a tiny bit simpler to find the pieces.
5/5 and on my favorites to show my friends.
Oh, and you might want to mention that the flash projection download thing you've got there is for Linux, took a look and it appears to be an ELF file.
looks really nice. No kidding on the simple AI, I only beat him because he missed some of the best moves. 2-player support wouldn't be likely as you'd have to host your own server, like Platform Racing and that.
Because it's not really clear in game, each time you choose an option the game generates a puzzle. You can redo the same difficulty/type over and over.
Not really liking this one as much, the interface is way better but it's hard to focus on playing when there's horrible offkey singing and notes that just don't fit in the songs. Guess my ears are just too good sometimes.
Good game but the bugs got annoying. Lvl 38 had me stumped until I found I could cheat and get a portal on the floor bottom level from the center with the right angle. yet that level had me pulling my hair out because I was hitting that bug where you'd toss a box through a portal and it would reset back to the start postion.
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