Posted on: April 26, 2025
Lalai_sky
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 8
Time-travel is difficult to write
They mostly managed to explain it in a kind of mundane way that makes time travel feel as really just another job for somebody, sans office politics. I liked Nozzo's and Fia's conversations. As for the point-click adventure it is a nice game. Sprite animation looks a little roboscoped and not too detailed, but environments are very lovely and puzzles are fine, not too complicated, and logical; sometimes they involve switching between two time periods or going through a time loop, but about half of them is pretty straightforward. I wish puzzles were a bit more complex in places, especially at the end. The whole game took me about 10 hours to finish, I think. The game is fully voiced, and by itself the voicework is very good but the dialogue flow is a bit stilted; it was clearly not two voice actors talking to each other most of the times, but lines strung together. I also wish there were ambient noises (car noises, rain), as without them New York environments feel bare. There are some callbacks to other series (Blackwell, Unavowed) but if all this happens in the same universe, there is a drastic lack of ghosts in this one. Overall as a fan of Wadjet Eye I am glad to play this game. But the very last second as the credit roll? That moment with the picture? This was a bit cruel.
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