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Your not supposed to be able to control him directly. You have to think of things that keep his attention, it's part of the strategy, if you read the instructions you would know this.
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If you are gonna give this game a bad score because you cant control blockhead, think to yourself: Did I bother to read the INSTRUCTIONS? Do I have a slow COMPUTER? Do I hate it because I SUCK AT IT? Try to think these things over before rating it a bad score, because this is actually an amazing game. I give it a 5/5.
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love it its hard though.5/5. i cant come past level 2. he just sad a lady was ugly and the guy in the couch shot himself
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Very annoying. I almost pulled my hair out trying to get him inside after getting the mail. He stayed in the streets. I started yelling at my computer.
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lol I couldn't even get him to the mailbox until the end then he jumps in front of a car an pissed me off until I shot myself.
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this is the gayest game ever -99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999/5
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You can, just move him anywhere else. A fact you need to notice is, you do not need a blue concentration bar to move him to a free place in the moment you interrupted him from an action. So the "rhythmn" goes like this. Move to an object, wait for blockhead to get green, Interrupt move him into the direction you want. Move him to another object in range and so on....
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an interesting concept, just that is the only thing actually making this game one of the worst games in history. ITs annoying how blockhead still destroys objects you tell him not to, and since you cant move him out of the way during that time... well its game over
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Very nice, interestingly difficult. I would like to continue playing, but simply finding the TV salesman is too hard. Voiceovers (rare indeed) make this 4/5