Enjoying my time in the precinct and dystopian Detroit! Reminds one of modern America.
No animations when dwarves talk - no-go. Not being able to change the ingame resolution? No-Go. Sorry, I quit it after the very unappealing, fully text-based tutorial and am now returning this.
It's a good game.
This game takes a very different approach on what defines good gameplay, player's goals and gameplay in general. Passpartout let's you paint whatever you like while encouraging you to vary your use of color, shapes and tools. The "evaluation" by your potential buyers might seem random sometimes, even incompetent - yes, it is. That doesn't matter though because the games main goal, letting you paint, sell your paintings and RELAX, is reached anyway. Definitely worth the buy - even if you just want to own a game that is really unique.
