Jenny LeClue - Detectivu

The game starts with asking you to choose whether something is one way or the other, but you have no idea if that changed anything to progeress the story or not. Then it gives you a frustrating puzzle to solve on a remote control button device that is not fun. Nobody would have that on their remote control. Senseless game design.

It's hard to define this game. It's not an adventure game (it lacks inventory and interactions) but it isn't a simple visual novel as it has so much exploration and investigation mechanics. It's strange, but not in a bad sense. I'll start with the positive: I loved the plot, the characters, the visuals, the style, most of the gameplay. ...but I disliked the easiness, and how the game guides your hand during the whole trip. And the controls are pretty slow and clumsy, I missed the mouse controls of classic graphic adventures. Still, I enjoyed it, the good parts eclipse the bad parts, the game is worth the full price. 4/5, if Mografi gave us the promised sequel that continues the cliffhanger. 3/5 if they don't

Beautiful art and music, fun characters, easy puzzles and gameplay, interesting story. Like most who have played it, I hope there is a sequel in any form - game, book, comic - to finish it all out nicely.

Exactlyy what I hoped for. Jenny was thoroughly charming. The sets were beautiful and simple in a blend of minimalism and deep saturated color that many have attempted and few achieved. While the puzzles weren't mind bending they allowed the story to move at a pace that suited it instead of being pointless contrived distractions. I was drawn in and played through in one long session not counting a little sleep. I will be waiting cash in hand for part two as I am sure many others will. One of the games that makes it impossible to ignore that these things can be art as much as entertainment. For anyone who played without voices, that's too bad, they really nailed it on that end. Warm, intriguing and well told this is a breath of fresh air among so many titles that try to drag gravitas out of endless rewarmed cliches.

First things first - yes, not happy about no second episode readily available. Does it mean this games is bad? Freakin' no! It's awesome and I am happy to have played it ^_^ Can't remember how it fell on my radar... Anyhow, once I found out that it has no VO it had put me off and game felt to the bottom of games-to-play list. But it changed when I got notified of sale and I noticed that it got a massive update - a voice over! Got intrigued, bought it and later on played it. Totally worth it, VO is very good (it's really important to me in the games). Also not a fan of 2D games and still feel the burn with Oxenfree, but decided to give it a chance - it was the right call. Most of puzzles are nice (hated the ones with circles and alignment) and enjoyable. Story takes off slowly and felt primitive, but now I understand it was basically a tutorial. When the story kicks in - it get better and better, with good twists and witty humor. Graphics are very nice drawn and make me remember Gris in a way. The fact that mouse is not used at all is weird, but fine by me! Special thanks for a flawless Linux build!!! No issues whatsoever on Ubuntu 18.04. Final words - highly recommended if you are into story-driven games!