Posted on: September 4, 2016

saldb

Spiele: 356 Rezensionen: 14

Didn't hold my attention

I know this is a low budget, kick starter funded game. The story is the only strenght of this title, and at some points even that's not enough. Besides the story the voice acting for the leads is quite good and I found myself repeating the old school music in my head. Nearly everything else should have been developed differently. The animations are so poor that they distract from the story, with the main character appearing physically disabled. It almost seems like he was meant to be a skinny hunchback. Every character has crazy eyes. Textures are of mixed resolution. The UI isn't optimized for high resolutions. Visually it's just a mess. It didn't crash on me on my playthrough and I experienced limited gameplay bugs. Not sure if its even worth trying.

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Posted on: May 14, 2018

AdventureAnnie

Spiele: 119 Rezensionen: 2

Story! Characters! Innovative Puzzles!

This is a game that reminds me that cheap does not always mean crappy. If you are looking for a PnC adventure game with a good story, innovative puzzles, and smooth actions that actually make sense in the context of the story, look no further. Jane Jensen's games are always top notch when it comes to story as she writes her stories from the perspective of a novelist. Too many adventure games construct a story as merely a frame to hold actions and puzzles, but in Jane's games story and character development is primary. In this game, all of the actions you have to figure out make good sense in the context of the story and one doesn't have to feel like they have to read the developer's mind to figure out what to do. I may have looked at a walkthrough once in the game, I think, and that was only lack of patience on my part. The puzzles are ingenious as they are mainly related to the role of the protagonist as an analyzer of people and patterns. You won't find any slidey puzzles here. I also like that the player is switched back and forth between playing either of two main characters. It gives variety and a nice break from the pomposity of the main protagonist. That being said, I found Malachi's personality very amusing, probably because I do not personally know anyone like him. Her game Grey Matter had the same kind of character switching mechanic. I really, really hope that we see more content coming from Jane in the future. Another plus is that this game (as of 2018) is fairly old now and you can find it for very low prices during sales and bundled with other games at sites like Fanatic and Humble Bundle. Check out Jane's other outstanding games such as: Gray Matter, Cognition, and Gabriel Knight.

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Posted on: February 12, 2021

Shantih1

Bestätigter Besitzer

Spiele: Rezensionen: 17

Great story buried under so-so game

Moebius' biggest problem is that it has Jane Jensen's name on the cover. There's a lot of nice ideas in here but the actual gameplay experience is weak and badly presented. We associate Jensen's name with great stories but we also look to her as a designer and producer. With her hands firmly off the rudder in those two areas, Moebius takes some major stumbles. The setting and early story have all the hallmarks of a Jensen narrative. We have an intriguing protagonist who becomes involved in a mystery against their will, who (eventually) teams up with a sidekick who will provide a counterpoint to whatever supernatural or pseudo-science shenanigans the main character is threatening to get lost in. I like Malachi and David - and it's clear that Jensen understands how taking time over these characters and making the mystery deeply personal to them elevates these games above simple puzzle solving (something that, for example, the Broken Sword series has never really grasped) And, for a while, it seems that the game is going to do them justice. Malachi's skills at reading the world around him, and linking people and items to their historical context are fun additions to the usual point and click interface. Yet it's the basic stuff which is most lacking in Moebius. Locations contain items which may not become active until you've seen where they might be used in another scene. And game time is extended not by intriguing puzzles but by having characters wander between scenes multiple times with sluggish animation cycles. As others have observed, it is clear that the ambition in Moebius way exceeded the resources available. The game builds to a last act featuring that worst contrivance of adventure games - a maze. And when that's over and you feel the story is finally kicking into gear, the credits roll and you realise the game is already over. It's a frustrating end but typical all Moebius' problems - a fine story wrapped up in an incredibly poor execution.

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Posted on: March 13, 2019

vladdevlor

Spiele: 214 Rezensionen: 3

Good story has that special touch.

I played this on steam. Its pretty good. Took a little while to get into it but there a sweet game in here. Main character took a little to get used to but by the end I wanted more.

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Posted on: January 10, 2021

dave00dance

Bestätigter Besitzer

Spiele: 101 Rezensionen: 2

awful just awful

Hard to believe the great jane jensen of GK fame came up with something so dull as moebius, it feels like one of those cheap point and clicks from the early 2000s from no name developers, expect at lot of those were better than this, it has a dull story cheesy atmosphere and ultimately doesn't go anywhere, the ending was terrible and it doesn't help that the protagonist is an extremely unlikable posh narcissist. [kick starter backer] On a positive note the GK remake was great and i enjoyed cognition series

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