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I remember playing this game a few years ago. I don't know if it's the nostalgic guy waking up (I call him Tim) or the fact that it's just a beautiful game, but I feel a deep sense of rising sadness when playing this game. I found the graphics beautiful, the story fascinating and the music really puts the atmosphere into effect. It really is a beautiful game to play if you enjoy immersing in storylines other than just gameplay.
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Not much of a game, just a click here to continue the story with a rather macabre ending: I give it 4 stars just for the sheer effort and thought behind it! well done
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"...about this mane who looks like a monster." ... Any questions why evil prevails? Thanks Monds for the perfect example.
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They say, "Evil prevails when good men fail to act." What they ought to say is, "Evil prevails." - Nicholas Cage as Yuri Orlov in Lord Of War. Good Jonah acted all the time, but in the end... Awesome story.
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I would not consider this a game because there is no failure state. However, it IS a very gripping and beautifully illustrated story. I would love to see a sequel. This was so incredible.
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what a heartwrenching tale, and amazing artwork! I love the character detail. It certainly leaves you pondering on social status, and how people judge on looks.
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This is a beautiful game... So much sacrifice, for one person, there was one person, so that man gave his life, for one good person... Kinda reminds me of Sodom..... except in Sodom no one was good....
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It's very linear, more like an interactive story than a game. But it was enjoyable nonetheless. And very touching.. Thanks for the experience.
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that was a sad story nobody cares him and the priest is mean but one friend he seems had a love of him how ugly their are but love him
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A nice enough looking game, with a decent enough story, but as a game, it's garbage. It barely passes as a puzzle game, and the multitude of spelling/grammar errors really detract from the story. Also the ending is kinda stupid. So Jonah sacrifices himself to save one guy, who's probably really easy to get out of this city, also saving all of the people who were horrible to him? Why does he care? Get the guy out end let the rest of the dicks burn.
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Beautiful story and artwork. It wasn't much of a game, but that's ok. I truly loved it. I wish more games were like this.
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The father of the murdered child was the one that you helped in finding his glasses.Though Jonah only knew the fair,he had an unfair end.
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The artwork is beautiful... but the rhyme in which the story was told was not very good, and the ending was kind of predictable. Oh look, a dead lady and child and an outcast in the room, who did not do the murdering but is covered in blood. I wonder what will happen.
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Simply beautiful, but ends rather sadly. There are few games that make it to a level up to par such as this one presented.
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He sacrificed his life for his friend, and saved the very people who was going to put him to death. Very moving when one sees the world, in a place from which we thought we had escaped.
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i did not understand this...but I can relate to Jonah...we all can....cast out for being different..the judgemental people will all BURN...
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Interesting how the tall figure was holding, almost offering, an apple to Jonah. Biblical reference, perhaps? He chose not to give into this man, and instead saved the few people who had been kind to him. Very interesting story, well done.