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Posted on: June 1, 2014
James87
Games: 148 Reviews: 39
For a Better Tomorrow!
Does anyone noticed the hidden theme of most of the deadalic ent. games? OK. Not so hidden. Enviroment, overgrown population, pollution. I've even noticed at the end of the Nigth of the Rabbit at the Cold Tree, when the Mouse with a Backpack is appealing. But I think that's ok, it has a serious gravity of matter.
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Posted on: August 18, 2014
CapFox
Verified ownerGames: 87 Reviews: 1
Quite simply brilliant
A fun and beautiful game that really showcases the zany charm that point & click games can have. Deponia has it all: fun puzzles, a gripping story with plenty of insane humor and gorgeous visuals.
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Posted on: September 30, 2015
TheUniporn
Games: 101 Reviews: 100
Deponia (mini-review)
This is the first part, out of a 3 part adventure story, where the main character is Rufus, a pathologically egotistical individual, that wants to escape from a planet that is now all filled with junk. I found out that middle click would highlight all the objects that you can interact with, close to the end of the game but I didn't had any real problems finding objects as the art style is pretty well done. The game has humor everywhere and unless you really get stuck, it's a really fun experience. I don't normally play adventures, so when I say that I didn't use any walkthroughs, it means that the game is not that difficult and things are generally intuitive enough. There are also a few fun puzzles thrown in there that you can skip if you want. *Editors' Choice* Rating: I, me, and mine! http://pixelloot.com
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Posted on: January 1, 2013
vogelar
Verified ownerGames: 392 Reviews: 4
Lost in Translation
I love these imported European title! Deplonia's art style first grabbed me along with it's far-flung plot, but it kept me playing to the end. The puzzles follow reasonable logic, so I never felt frustrated playing through the title, along me to keep a satisfying pace through the title. It was just the right length to keep me interested and entertains, so I jumped at the sequel when it was released.
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Posted on: January 8, 2013
Malama83
Verified ownerGames: 175 Reviews: 1
Good but short game
I just finished Deponia, and it was a really good experience. The number one thing is the "graphics". It looks wonderful. The characters are ok, I didn't like the main guy a lot, he is such a jerk. But many of the supporting characters are great. The puzzles are good, most are "more or less" logical. The mini games are often a bit boring, but you can skip them if you don't want to waste time. The major downside of the game it's length and you need to be prepared for an abrupt ending. Personally I didn't find the ending very bad, but the game was short. That said I would recomend this game to anyone who likes point-and-click andventures.
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