Posted on: December 8, 2014

Angus

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Jeux: 25 Avis: 9

Frustating.

Constantly crashes after cut scenes.

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Posted on: June 19, 2015

jhonnymckracken

Jeux: 207 Avis: 1

couldnt stand it.

I dont like how the whole narrative of the game is talking down to the gamer like to a five year old. (what is art, what is real and magic) And it does so in a very pretentious way. (i also hate all the hipster dialogue and aprils 'voice') Production values are high, no doubt.

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Posted on: March 3, 2017

mirrizevolun

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Jeux: 738 Avis: 5

Overrated game

Puzzles are partly way too random, partly way to straightforward. Conversations and walking/running - too far stretched. The story consists of gathering certain objects and at the end putting them all together - with hindrances being put in one´s way. Seems too constructed. The soundtrack is good but forgettable. For its age graphics are ok. Seems like other reviewers couldn´t get rid of the nostalgia glasses...

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Posted on: April 1, 2017

corange1

Jeux: 38 Avis: 6

So Boring

I stopped playing half way into chapter 2. It is just so boring with how slow you walk and the slow animations, plus talking to people seems like a waste of time because they have a ton to say about boring topics that don't seem to matter, The puzzles don't make much sense either. The game just felt like a slog.

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Posted on: May 17, 2015

Beligerent

Jeux: 31 Avis: 1

The Best Adventure Game Period

I don't own this gem on gog.com as I actually bought it through funcom, but I'll eventually get around to getting it on here, I'm sure (especially now with GOG Galaxy). Anyways, onto my review. The Longest Journey was my first adventure game that I ever delved into, and boy was it a long game. At first I wasn't sure what to think about it... The graphics were super old looking and were a real eyesore, but something kept me playing. The main character, setting, and story. It just hooked me (although it was a bit slow to do so). April has this inner diologue about almost everything, but for some reason it never got annoying to me, I actually agreed and emphasized with her. I truly cared for her as a character, to the point where she felt real to me, like someone I knew and loved (like a best friend is the closest example I can think of). By the end of the game I would have done anything to make her happy. She is a complicated character for an adventure game and it is truly satisfying to go on this long journey with her, and watch as she changes. This is probably the only game where there were was a moment that made me cry, that's very rare for any form of media to do to me. By the time you reach the end of the Longest Journey, you realize you don't want it to end, that you don't want to say goodbye to April or the characters and worlds you've grown to love. It's a very rare game I can say that about. Hell, it's a very rare game that keeps my attention long enough to actually finish it, so the fact that a game as long as this one did it with it's non-modern graphics, kind of says a lot doesn't it? Makes you wonder maybe that developers need to stop, and take a look at some older games and realize that with modern graphics, they've seemed to forget that the characters and settings are also what makes a game special. Either way, this is a game that will always have a special place in my heart, followed by Siberia and Siberia 2 (the fact that I was born in Siberia has nothing to do with it, I swear!).

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