Primordia

I have loved point and click adventures for as long as I can remember, but it seems like too often I get frustrated trying to figure out a puzzle that isn't very obvious, and end up resorting to a walkthrough. I can say that I solved puzzles in Primordia all on my own and they were intuitive or at least some clue was always nearby. I resorted to jotting down notes for some of the logic puzzles and am happy to say I figured them out. The quick travel is very welcome so you don't have to spend a lot of time walking from one place to another. I really liked the story in this game. The artwork was great.

Perhaps the best narrative I've ever encountered in a video game? I can't say for sure as there are lots of games with great stories, especially adventure games. However, there's something abut Primordia that keeps me thinking about it even years after I completed it. There is something very powerful and moving about it's world and characters that will stay with you forever. Despite all of it's characters being machines, it's a very human experience.

I haven't been touched by a story or a game like this for a long time. Since Neverhood. Since Machinarium. Since Blade Runner. Since Fallout 1&2... I haven't played point and click adventure games a lot, but this is a lot more of adventure game and simple point and click through your inventory. The game have soul. The game have Cryspin and Plasma torch :) Music 10/10, Voice acting 10/10, Story 10/10. What do you need more? Enjoy if you haven't.

If I had to describe the game with a single word, I would say "tasty". There's literally no better word to describe it. Beautiful storytelling, logical puzzles - I mean, the number, written on, say, a bomb, doesn't open a code lock by a miracle, - and even hints are given by protagonist's companion, not textualized or made in some other unnatural way. Try it - you'll love it.

This is an awesome point & click game. Moody brownish graphics and eerie music emphasises the post-apocalyptic atmosphere. The story is interesting, and it has multiple endings based on your decisions. The characters are likeable (I had some legit laughs on Crispin), the voice acting is great, and the writing oozes nerd humour. The puzzles are just right, not too hard, but you have to use your brain a few times. If you are an adventure game fan, then this is a must-play, otherwise it's highly recommended!