Resonance

If you liked Gemini Rue, you'll love this game. My main complaint about Gemini Rue that it was too linear. Resonance is a little more "open world", offering multiple characters and solutions, and many things you can do in the order of your choice. Bug free, very well done story, and puzzles that are challenging but not so hard that you have to look up the answers every 15 minutes. Only one puzzle is not logical (decoding Morales Journal), but all of the solutions make sense, though may take some thinking and trying things out.

Wadjet-eye Games has rapidly been making a name for itself as a publisher for exceptionally well-crafted adventure games, and Resonance continues this trend. The storyline is riveting, and has several unexpected plot-twists that throw you for a loop. The voice acting is very well done, and perfect nearly everywhere. And the soundtrack is amazing! Resonance is one of the best adventures in recent memory. Get it!

The game is very good. But there are some minuses like playing the same theme music in one location over and over again. And ıf you're stuck with some kind of puzzle it could really be annoying. And game has some misleads in itself which makes it more difficult to solve puzzles. You should not think as you do in normal games. "This is a game so this should like this" kind of thinking is sometimes make you stuck. But it was a good experience for myself. Not very long not very short. It left a good taste

I really had a lot of fun playing this game. I grew up with adventure games and this one has that challenging, but fair difficulty that keeps you thinking about it even after you walk away. It isn't anything new, multiple characters have been around a long time in and adventure game, but the puzzles are great, the story is solid and the writing is good enough.

Those who have played the game know what I'm talking about. Resonance is a game that utilizes a unique short term and long term memory mechanic that allows and motivates the player to search the screen for what they think could come in handy for future scenes and open up unique conversations. The greatest thing about Resonance however is not just the programming but it's almost impecable storyline and the perfectly rounded out characters you get to know through some truly emotional and immersive scenes. The storyline has lots of memorabel moments that leave you constantly guessing what will happen next with a climax that rivals heavy rain. The relationship between the characters and their motivations as to what is right and wrong move the player in such a way that even I was questioning what was the best motive and why. The only downfall being that there is never enough time to go through a great scene without someone interrupting you this game leaves you wanting more and playing it more than once actually adds to the experience. You will probably play a second run through smoother and with more control over the outcome but with just as much satisfaction. It's an amazing story, great voice acting, awesome puzzles and mechanics, all wrapped around choices that directly effect the world around you. Kudos to the developers. They have made an excellent experience.