2017 Volens Nolens Games56Mediocre
BriefPlayers typically spend about 1 hour in the game.
Alice suffers from a serious illness called prosopagnosia - she can't see people's faces. This young girl is in a mental hospital, but she doesn't remember how she got there or anything about the past. Mysterious happenings start to occur in the hospital, and as she tries to solve these mysteries, she comes across the mystery from her past.
Tried it for 30 minutes and got stuck several times. Couldn't see or move the character out of a corner and had to start again. Then the menu wouldn't go away so I coudn't interact with objects anymore.
So: Test it again several times, update it and make it playable. Right now, I can't recommend it.
I cannot recommend this game at all. It is far from intuitive. The controls are just wrong. The A/D in the inventory is annoyingly backwards. The info provided by looking at something is ridiculously sparse (if it hadn't been for the walkthrough, I'd never have found out about the key in the suitcase ((besides not knowing how to select between the two...
Something is clearly not right here We enter the game and we don't know what it's about. No specific introduction, we only know from the description on Steam that this is a point and click game. In fact, it's hard to say anything about this game. Controls are unintuitive, the plot is there, but you still don't know what it's about. Additionally, the...
Control mechanics are terrible. There is no way to switch them to make it user friendly. Interface is bad and requires guess work. There are no guide or tutorials in how to go about things. I'm not sure why these developers don't take a page from other point and click adventure games.. A complete waste of time and money.
I tried this for 22 minutes, and while it looks okay and the first puzzles are okay, the fixed position camera is just awful. That just breaks the game for me.
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