Posted on: August 17, 2025
DS88
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 63 Opinie: 17
This is a weird one
Good: - very nice retro graphics -alright music -many puzzles are fairly logical and simple Bad: - there are a few puzzles that are pretty hard to solve without randomly using items on everything. But the worst ones are two that require you to interact with a random part of grey-black background or foreground (identical to other parts of background/foreground on the same screen) and get critical items from there. Why would you put that in a game? It completely halts the pace and saps out any enjoyment from playing. Oh, you got me, I didn’t click on the few pixels of the dark wall in the corner. This sort of “puzzle” was hardly acceptable even in the 90’s. - the tone and plot of the game are a mess. It’s part a goofy game with cartoon animals and part post-apocalypse horror. Maybe you can do the two together well? It’s not done well. Was it supposed to be a heavy-handed pro-environmental message? I really don’t know what they were going for. *SPOILER* The owls and Owlsgard hardly matter, it’s about parallel dimensions and evil terminator robots. There are also a few giant lore dumps that don’t add anything to the game. There is also a running sub-plot about the wolves and other animals working together, but that gets a little overshadowed; you know, by the world getting destroyed and the genocide. I don’t think I’ve seen another adventure game mess up a plot this badly. Sometimes less is more. - too much of the dialogue is winking at the audience and modern references. - “use” “pull” “push” “pick up”… they’re very often redundant and do the same thing. Either that or you have to waste time and cycle through them to guess what the devs had in mind. There is a reason later adventure games simplified the interface. I just can’t recommend this game. It’s a pity because it looks good and there some good parts, but as a whole it’s a baffling, frustrating mess.
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