Posted on: April 30, 2014
awalterj
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 383 Rezensionen: 7
Become a detective in IKEA Land
Quick scoop: This is a quality adventure game with close to 10 hours of gameplay so about twice the length of Blackwell Deception, excellent value for price. Strongly recommended for traditional adventure fans, and if you’re too broke/stingy then at least put it on your wishlist and buy it later. If you enjoyed games such as Fate of Atlantis, Broken Sword, The Longest Journey, Resonance and the Blackwell series, you'll feel right at home here because this game has a little bit of everything. Presentation: Background graphics are wonderfully made, sprites and animations are solid and the music is fantastic, low key and enchanting without putting you to sleep or becoming unnervingly repetitive. Voice acting is acceptable. Gameplay: The difficulty is light to moderate but still satisfying, comparable to Resonance. The puzzles are logical and for the most part properly clued. Too well clued in fact, because the game often involuntarily suggests the solution to you before you are even presented with the problem. There’s a couple timed puzzles in the latter part of the game but nothing to aggravating. No major glitches or bugs worth mentioning and overall The Samaritan Paradox has strengths that more than compensate for any of its shortcomings. An engaging experience from beginning to the (somewhat unexpected) end, a very good medium length adventure with balanced difficulty that deserves at least 4 solid stars, closer to 5 if you are a sucker for this type of game.
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