Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Jan 8, 2022

  This is a bedtime game. It's low tech, doesn't require WASD, makes you think just a little, and it has a constant almost white noise that will put you under. I think it was intentionally designed to put you to sleep. The puzzles are not so much brain teasers as hunting around the complex for the answers. Don't expect to logic your way through a puzzle when you haven't first discovered the clue to the solution.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 16, 2022

  fun point and click with enjoyable puzzles
• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2022

  No logic to several puzzle solutions. Game trashed after playing for 2 hours. It's only $3, but not even worth that. Graphics are pretty sucky, also.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 22, 2023

  This is a really really nice puzzle game. It barely has any story, which is my only problem with it, but some puzzles are so different from other games of this kind (and I've played tons), and solving them was so satisfying, that it's hard not to fully recommend it. This really has some amazing, outstanding puzzles. The (very light, cliched) story serves as a good enough motivation to get things going, but then the puzzles alone are enough to take you all the way. And only two of them felt a bit unfair (my recommendation: if you can't figure something out, just stare at things blankly for a while; it can surprisingly get you unstuck). Can't wait to play the next one.
• Som-kun

  Mar 25, 2023

  The puzzles are sufficiently interesting, except for one that relies on a visual cue that is not immediately obvious. Worth the 3 dollars at least.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 16, 2020

  Good chapter, good problems. Stumped a couple of times on fair puzzles that made me go "duh". Story is starting to come along too. Getting some darma intuitive vibes... which I'm totally down with. Well worth the price.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 17, 2020

  For the price it's a decent puzzle game, longer than I thought it would be. A lot of going back and forth, a lot of small puzzels for other puzzles, not gonna lie, did get boring at some point. This chapter had minimal story so you only learn a few things but nothing substancial. I played it before I went to bed to cool off and get sleepy and that worked out very well. There isn't really anything happening, just puzzles, so I can't really say much.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2020

  A very well thought out game: 5 Stars. I prefer a game like this where you don't need to walk around, but rather click to where you want to go. That saves on time, and on a ton of memory. Anything else is just a gimmick. The camera is a great feature so you can easily recall clues. When you've used a object and won't need it anymore, it disappears from inventory. That prevents a lot of beating your head against the wall. I love that you don't actually have to manipulate controls and keys, etc. It's enough that I found the right object and figured out what to do with it. A lot of games then make you put the key in and then turn it. Or they make you run the saw back and forth, or slide the lever. This game doesn't put you through all that. Click the lever, and up it goes. Put the key in, and it unlocks the thing. Yay! The puzzles are creative (with a few old standbys) and range from fairly simple to difficult. The graphics were excellent. A nice little game across the board. Thank you for putting the thought into in, including thought for the player's mouse clicking finger.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2020

  Really good puzzle / hidden item game, was a decent length for the price too. If you enjoy games like The Room or House of Da Vinci then this is definitely worth a look
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2021

  This is a classic point and click game. It has no HOS. You must find the items and clues to complete the puzzles. There are notes and diaries left behind by the island's previous occupants that add to the story. Some of notes and entries do have clues that help solve the puzzles. There are two modes of play casual and normal. Casual has hints but that doesn't mean the Devs made it easy. I found on casual that the hint/magnifying glass helped solve some puzzles but on others I had to figure them out for myself by the clues I found scattered around. There is a camera so make sure to take pictures of the clues you find because this is in itself is your journal. Or keep a note pad and pencil handy to take notes of clues you find. Make sure to search and click everywhere because you will discover the pointer doesn't change to let you know an item that needs to be picked up. There is no map and the directional arrow doesn't give clues which direction to go. I discovered places I wouldn't have found if I hadn't clicked it. The hint/magnifier is fairly good at letting you know what to do if you get stuck. A key thing is remembering the areas you have searched and found puzzles you will later have to return too. All and all for the price of each chapter you get a lot of to do. I enjoyed every bit all 3 parts of this game thus far. Prologue, Chapter 1 & 2. I cannot wait until chapter 3 comes out. I recommend this game if you are one of those that likes a game that makes you have to explore to find things but it doesn't make it so hard it's impossible or hair pulling to complete tasks.