Скорошни рецензии на Hambone

MASON! WHAT DO THE NUMBERS MEAN?

on a serious note though: This game is a fantastic quirky and quick little puzzler that had me laughing, crying, and otherwise tearing my hair out at missing connections because WHAT DOES THAT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ MINI SYNTH DO!

8/10 would touch some stuff again.

I really tried to like this game, I was expecting a really good indie horror/psyche study experience. I know it's more of an interactive novel than a game, so I won't really mention any of the gameplay other than the fact that it sometimes is clunky and that can detract heavily from the game. It's not very well optimized. Other than that, the game does what it is supposed to do very well, which is give you a solid mindset from the point of veiw of a depressed 40-something woman. The main character and her writing are very well done, and the rest of the story reflects that. The only problem with the spectacular writing for story and the main character is that it really points out the flaws and lackluster writing/voice acting in every other character. It really seems like all the characters are secondary thoughts, plot devices to only move the story further. Other than that, it's just a slow moving bummer. The story, like I said, does what it sets out to do very well, which is to show a clear and accurate look at depression. The story moves slow enough that it feels like time is meaningless because you will always have to deal with the troubles in the game. I opted to kill myself (by stopping playing the game) early, so I honestly can't say whether I know if the ending is better than the story and pacing. I can appreciate art, but theater of pain can only hold me for so long, and this game tried to hold me for longer than it was worth.