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Worst adventure game I have ever played
Wow, where do I begin? The protagonist is a bimbo that tells unfunny jokes only she laughs at. The voice acting is horrendous and all the characters lack any credibility(especially her “boss” that sounds like a drunkard with Tourettes’ syndrome as much as he swears). The graphics are dull and ugly. The pacing is linear and dull. Some of the puzzles are so stupid and rely on backtracking that they all feel like fillers to make the game longer. There is nothing positive to say about this game. How it has 2 sequels is beyond me, probably because these games take an afternoon to program.
Make yourself a favor and avoid this game at all cost, it will make you bored, angry and leave you unsatisfied.
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Time Played: 10-20 hours
not overly poor, but certainly not a standout either. awful english translation/localisation effort.
this is a reasonable investigative thriller adventure game. not particularly strong in any aspect, but quite adequate in most. it was saved from feeling quite flat by a strong lead voice performance. otherwise the characterisations were quite weak. the plot was kinda “still life” lite. the game was made by a Polish developer, City Interactive, and whoever did the english translation/localisation was not up to scratch for a professional project. although you could mostly understand the intention of phrases, and therefore follow the game’s progress easily enough, it was quite obvious that things just didn’t sound right. The puzzles were straight-forward enough. It wasn’t a difficult game and could be considered a little short. The pre-rendered graphics were a highlight. It was a very familiar adventure game interface which worked tidily. Music was ok. but the ending was awful! it’s like the developers ran out of time in the final cutscene and I’m still confused about what actually happened. It’s the first adventure from City Interactive, and they show enough promise that with some improvements (definitely including a better localisation team) they may come up with something special in the future.
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Time Played: 10-20 hours
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