Sally Face

Sally Face is like David Firth animation that you can play just without cryptic dialogue and creepy voice acting.

Sally Face was all over the map. For the first 4 episodes I was really liking the narrative, save for a few bits, and not too keen on the game play. For the 5th episode the narrative went off the rails but they introduced some combat into the game play which I really enjoyed except for one aspect. The parts of the game play I didn’t like in the first four episodes was how many times the game wanted me to pretty much have to search room by room to find things without giving much of a hint as to where they were. This was made worse by how some items in the game, like doors or objects, would show on the screen that they could be interacted with but others wouldn’t. This meant that sometimes I would be running all over Addison apartments trying to find something that I may not even notice I could interact with. Some of the puzzles were well thought out though and could be solved with logic. In the fifth episode the game introduces a variety of combat such as a sword; guitar attacks; and other such things. They each feel unique to each other and work well. My only complaint for them was that the game had one hit kill enemies so you had to be perfect to progress. I was really liking the atmosphere of the game in the first four episodes. It had a really dark and gloomy part to it that I loved. This really got ratcheted up in episode four which was, story wise, one of my favorites. I wish the game took more time to explain the back story to Sal as I felt like there was a lot left unexplored to that aspect. I also think that in the fifth episode the game got a little to grandiose story wise and tried to make things too big and world encompassing for the game’s own good. The game’s visuals were as all over the map as the rest but in a good way. The game incorporated cartoon styles; polygonal styles; claymation; and more and they all looked great and worked well. The music was also fantastic. The save system was also terrible. The game auto saves but doesn’t tell you when.

The great strength of this game comes from the characters with their genuiness, their own stories and their story all together. Each one of them have their own personality and they fit well to the story. It is written like a thriller. I thank the dev for the French localization. The only issues I met are 1) The save system, you don't know when it saves (even if it is often saved autmatically) and you can't save on a file. 2) The GoG cloud save is completely bugged (don't try to play on two computers sharing the same saves), it is a mess.

i love this game so much i cant wait for the second one to come out.

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