Agathon 最近的評論

My first runthrough, I was fascinated by the paintings. I took screenshots of everything I came across as I tried to unravel the mystery. I read every note I could find, stared at the tv's hoping to see something. I was fascinated by the mystery. Once I'd been over every painting & note, I followed the instructions until the end. And then sat there for a few minutes digesting what had just happened.

My second playthrough I worked out how to find the man in the cage. I let him escape.

My third playthrough, he fried.

12 hours later this game is still stuck in my brain.

After less than 5 mintues, I turned this off.

The sound & music is horrible.
The graphics are horrible - what's what that ridiculous blur?
The controls are horrible.

This is a fun little time management game. If you're a TM fan, it's nothing new or special but it has a decent storyline & a good collection of 'puzzles' for seating management.

It's not my favourite game in the genre, but I enjoyed it.

An interesting little game. I'm a bit of a fan of walking simulators/exploration games, and this one is pretty good. You just walk around a small island finding small snippets of story. And it's an interesting story, one I'd be interested in reading more of.

The scenery is lovely, the sound effects are good, and the walking is quick. I'd would of liked there to be a bit more story, but overall it was very interesting.

What a disappointment. This game is a semi-interesting puzzler, I open it up every week or so & do a couple of levels, but that's about it.

This game was one that looked great on paper - Neil Gaiman, awesome art style, interesting storyline - but it all fell flat. The graphics look quite dated, there's basically no storyline, and what was Gaiman's input? I can't work it out.

I can't really recommend this game, and that sucks because I was so exicted when I bought it. It's an ok puzzler, but that's about it.

This is the most addictive game I've played in a long time, and now that I'm finished I'm heading straight to the Workshop for more!

+ Lots of humour
+ Interesting storyline
+ Easy controls
+ Steady upgrades
+ Fun but useful abilities
+ Good difficulty curve

- The 'Professional' enemy is the easiest deal with
- Who's who in the storyline is easily forgotten if not playing the game in one sitting
- Inconsistant restart times after death

This is a beautiful game with a story & setting that hit me hard. I love everything about this game. Except the price. The price is too high for the amount of game play you get.

+ Beautiful graphics
+ Cute characters
+ Interesting variety of puzzles
+ Good length for the style of play
+ Intriguing ending

- Little music
- Some puzzles had abstract answers

Not a bad game. It's nothing overly exciting, but it's a nice little casual game.

My one complaint is the sheer number of tasks you're given at one time. It can get too much, and many times I simply started at the beginning of the map & walked through each area checking off tasks. It wouldn't be so bad if it had a task list.

Overall though, it's a good casual game.

I gave up on playing this game after it glitched out & refused to let me enter a building I'd previously been in & out of at least 5 times.

I have high hopes for this game, it seems interesting. The version I played wasn't the final release, so hopefully the bugs will be ironed out in the final version.

The following are issues I had with it:

* Movement can be stitled, especially in the flashback scene
* The gardening scene in the flashback is ridiculously buggy, you have to wave your cursor up & down the rows of plants for ages until the interact hand pops up
* You're not told about quick time events until you're in the quick time event
* I couldn't find an 'exit game' menu, and had to exit the game through the task menu
* The commentary track doesn't acknowledge when it's already playing, and will play two at once if you click on multiple items that trigger commentary tracks
* Invisible walls that don't make sense