Posted on: February 26, 2015
ZkinandBonez
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The Complete Picture is as Promised
There has been a lot of flack against this game, or rather Act 1 of the game, because many deemed it to be to simple and casual an adventure game to be worth the 3.3 mill. dollars that the fans raised in 2012. Many even hailed the game as a fiasco before they had even played the whole thing. Splitting the game in two obviously did enrage some fans who had waited long for another Tim Schafer adventure game, but the fact is that without splitting the game in two we would have had a lesser game (see the Double Fine Adventure documentary for reference). And credit has to go to Double Fine for funding the second half the game with it's own revenue from the first half. Now that's dedication. However now that the game has been released in it's entirety it is time for the fans to lay down the hatchet. The second act is everything you could want in a point-and-click adventure game. The puzzles are as hard-core as many old-school adventure games were, in some cases even harder. Act 2 would even stand up to several contemporary German advanture game titles like The Book of Unwritten Tales (1 & 2). And the rest of the game is as you'd expect from Tim Schafer; funny, creative and oozing with atmosphere. The childfriendly story and atmosphere is sure to create a new adventure game fans among younger people, while the Act 2 puzzles (and even Act 1 to some degree) should attract most of the already existing adult adventure game fans. No game can for obvious reasons please everybody, but this game is anything BUT a scam or a cop-out as it's been accused of being. The complete game is everything we were promised in the 2012 kickstarter campaign.
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