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Posted on: March 2, 2020
glaucon999
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 55 Rezensionen: 1
Amazing game, very unique
The graphics is just gorgeous, the voice acting is great, the story is engaging. If you like point and click adventure games, this is a treat. I will keep my eye on this developer in the future.
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Posted on: November 14, 2020
Skolia
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 798 Rezensionen: 13
Mixed Feelings
I'm a fan of The Brotherhood's games and a multiple-time backer. This is a good adventure game but I felt disconnected from the characters (other than your companions), I'm not sure why that disconnect was there I just couldn't relate to the characters and their world. (It could just be me, the writing or a mix of both.)
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Posted on: March 2, 2020
Document02
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 87 Rezensionen: 27
Beautiful is the game, desolation is me
Got this from Kickstarter. Was expecting a post-apocalyptic point and click. What you do get is: - a beautiful game & nice immersive soundtrack (hence 2 starts) - a clunky interface, that spends its time scrolling as it is centered on your mustached persona, where seeking things with your mouse is replace by making the screen scroll all the time and catching for greenish things appear. - puzzles just don"t feel right, from the very start. Items feel wrong, not adapted to the game as if they were added by someone else. - world descriptions are very poorly written - dialogues are poorly acted (I appreciate the accents... just not the act) - a 2020s interpretation of 80's electro-future feel with aliens (not really a post-apocalyptic feel in the end, not even an 80s retro-future post-apocalyptic) The beginning of the story doesn't help, with a few scenes trying to get you into the world but actually just being reminiscent of a poor 80's TV show, with robots that look more like Disney Wars rather than post-apocalyptic functional items, and the scrolling system is just sooo bad. Conclusion: Skip this game, better point and click games are out there.
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Posted on: June 19, 2022
AlucardNoir
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 241 Rezensionen: 28
Don't bother on Linux
Got the game for free during the 2022 summer sale. Since It had a linux port I installed it and it ran. Initially I was very impressed. This games brings forth a lot of nostalgia for us 90's kids. The trouble is that the linux port seems to have some serious UI problems, namely part of the UI is missing. I hit a few dead ends so I decided to look up a walkthrough on YouTube. Went there and realized the person playing the game was seeing a few things I wasn't. Came here and realized even the screenshots showcase some UI elements I'm not seeing. Rebooted the game and looked over the options and the ingame help with a fine toothed comb and nothing. Whoever did the port either never played the game so they never realized parts of it were missing or one of the many library updates that Linux is known for broke something in the few months since the game launched. Either way, trying to play it on linux pointless with the gog version. I like it, but I don't know if I'd be willing to pay for it on steam just to try it under Proton. Not with a botched linux native version.
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Posted on: October 11, 2020
PutridusCor
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: Rezensionen: 3
Absolutely worth it
Definitively a story based game, I LOVED the creativity, specially on the characters encountered throughout the game, some of them were particularly disturbing. Many other positive points have been already mentioned so I'm only going to quickly summarize the reasons for withholding a star: 1. The quest format in which we have to go back and forth collecting items from an already known point A to take them to another already known point B, and then sometimes back and forth (without anything else in between such as exploration, treasure, battles, challenge, etc) has grown quite old by now, it feels time consuming and not fun. Fortunately most of the game did not feel this way, but at some points it was reduced to this. 2. I was pretty disappointed regarding a certain dialogue between an alien-like NPC and the protagonist Mark (male), in which the NPCs believes Mark to be a "female" of his own species because of his weak, "small soft -spoken words" and "pathetic vocal consummation", he gets a "poor performance" as well (quotes from the game). Really then, that's how "feeemales" speak? The creators spent the game trying to get people to emotionally relate to their characters with all the sob stories, so at this point I found it pretty difficult NOT to relate when having my voice be called "soft" and "pathetic. It was pretty insulting. Is not that I'm looking for this kid of thing, I have dozens of games under my belt and is the first I get this ticked off, seems like a small deal, but it is big precisely because is so backhanded. Either way, totally worth it if you like this genera of game. ;)
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