Resonance

Overall nice at the start nice combination of magic and reality, acting together. most solutions are logical. But puzzle with boxes and printing the document is extremely hard. You need to draw 22x26 boxes (as I remember) to correctly select the one. And you can't use the solution because the position it randomly selected at the start. I'm not really close to quest to say that I'm fan of them but this puzzle with boxes is more than extremely frustrating and looks worse than hard work.

Loved the game. Solid writing and voice acting. Some really lovely puzzles too. Interesting story worth experiencing. Now that I've finished it, I'm very curious to know the things that I missed on my first playthrough. Highly recommended.

As someone who is not that good at adventure games, along with the fact that many of them have puzzles obscure beyond belief, I was relieved with this one. It presents itself in a way that is true to the form and would have felt natural had you been playing it in 1995. However, many aspects of the interface, story, sound, etc. put it a cut above the typical adventure game, providing an enjoyable take on the genre. Personally, I don't mind what some consider its "shortness" since I don't want to spend my life gaming anyway. It's a nice little bit o' fun.

How to define the experience at playing Resonance? A REAL GAME EXPERIENCE, that's it. Characters-driven brilliant story, innovative and polished gameplay, good replaybility (rare stuff in graphic adventures). Funny and unique in terms of style, Resonance is a pure gem of entertainment. Adventures won't be disappointed at playing it!

If you liked Gemini Rue, you'll love this game. My main complaint about Gemini Rue that it was too linear. Resonance is a little more "open world", offering multiple characters and solutions, and many things you can do in the order of your choice. Bug free, very well done story, and puzzles that are challenging but not so hard that you have to look up the answers every 15 minutes. Only one puzzle is not logical (decoding Morales Journal), but all of the solutions make sense, though may take some thinking and trying things out.