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• gamedeal user

  Jan 5, 2022

  one of the the best games i have EVER played, 20/10 (and i have played a LOT of games)
• gamedeal user

  Jan 29, 2022

  Don't know why, but one of the best games of all time.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 6, 2022

  Wow. Scriptwelder outdid himself with this one. The level of content, the different paths and scenarios, endings, everything was just so well done. I highly recommend this game to everyone, and please play his previous games. Lots of easter eggs and shared lore, which really improved my overall gameplay. I'm glad I saved this for last.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 23, 2022

  Every day this game does not get a sequel is a day wasted.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2022

  Best point-and-click
• Xallius

  Mar 1, 2023

  A great point-and-click game, I am not good with words, but I think it is pretty good.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 12, 2019

  WOOOAAAHHH i've been waiting for this game as expacted, this game is great in many ways like the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd game it's easy to learn.i've survive the 1st day with a lot of work. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Mar 12, 2019

  Bottom line up front: The quality and style I've come to expect of Scriptwelder. If you liked Don't Escape 1, 2, or 3, you'll probably like this. If you haven't played them, go try it, they're free on plenty of online game sites. Pros: Style is stylistic without being too simple. The amount of detail in environmental effects over time is neat. Plot is solid. Variable scenarios enhance replay value. The entire presentation is solid and fun. Cons: Sometimes gets a little pixel-hunty. Occasionally puzzles are very obscure. Commentary: I loved this game. It's better than what I expected. However, it occasionally ends up with wandering around or save scumming because of obscure puzzles or items I couldn't see. It's still excellent, and while I just finished it, I'll be going right back in after this review. For people who played the first three games, this game is much less strict about getting everything perfectly, but sometimes only getting close means you make it to the next day, but not without some real pain. It's nice to show my appreciation not for one great game, but seven years of great games. I highly recommend this game. Edit: Removed "There's some scenarios that, as far as I can tell, are no-win." from cons. Unclear situations and bugs that stonewalled me have been dealt with since launch. You can still back yourself into a corner, but every problem you have is of your own creation.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 20, 2019

  WHAT. A. STORY. The story is a masterpiece. I just finished the game (once) and my god, everything that happened from the beginning to the end made complete sense. 10/10 stars for me. Worth every coin I spent on this one. Kudos to scriptwelder!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 22, 2019

  Foreword: I initially loved this game. I played all of Scriptwelder's previous games several years ago (which I recommend), so I was surprised to see this game on the Steam store. Going into this game, I didn't watch any videos of people playing it, and I highly recommend that you do, too, as it makes the puzzle-solving experience fun. REVIEW: Positives: - It is a Point and Click game I really like Point and Click games, and it is a shame they are a dying art. So, this one is a breath of fresh air. The UI is well designed, and the SHIFT button acts as an item highlighter, which is a really useful tool. - The Art The art design is really good. The graphics are pixelated, which makes it a little hard on the eyes, but the art is really beautiful. One minor gripe is that the perspective is sometimes really off, and it becomes hard to determine how far away something is, but this only occurs in one scene. - The Mechanics The game has a really interesting time mechanic, which only changes time when moving location, or doing some actions. This allows people to solve puzzles in a relatively calm environment. There is also a weight mechanic, which makes your first run really nail biting, as some items are really heavy, and it creates the challenge of choosing what you need and what you don't. - The Story The story is pretty interesting, and I was having fun for the majority of the game, with it being a little bit of a slog towards the end. Otherwise, it was pretty good. Negatives: - It is a point and click game Then again, there is a reason these types of games are dying, and that reason is the fact that some vital items are just pixels in size. While Scriptwelder did a great job of making sure that it would be hard to miss vital items, the majority of players will be confused over seemingly arbitrary item locations. Minor spoiler ahead (I highly recommend you read it, though) : [spoiler] Check the back of the bus. There is a smear on the second from the back pane that is a hand print.[/spoiler] - The Puzzles Minor spoiler, there is no real puzzles. There is some level of puzzle that comes with figuring out what item to use with what, but there are no real brain teasers that will challenge you. I would say the most difficult puzzle is a pipe game. - The Mechanics The mechanics sadly fall flat. One of the most useful tools is the car, which the majority of players will find and probably fix within the first and second day. The car runs on gas, which is nearly infinite from the gas station, and basically adds 12 free slots which don't count as carry weight, which also ruins the weight mechanic. While this seems like a minor gripe, it ends up being a major one when considering how it messes with the time mechanic. It leaves way too much time left over, and on my first run I didn't need to concern myself with time. It was only when I tried to get the achievement for not using the car did I actually run into some time constraint, and once you know what you are doing, that isn't a challenge at all. - The Characters The characters end up feeling a bit flat over the course of the game, as you slowly realize that the most characterized character is Barry, who main characteristic is his wife is dead. The most interesting part of him is how he explains the context behind the various locales. All the other characters are bland and flat, including the main character. - The Story Sadly, I was disappointed by the story's ending. There were a plethora of ways to take the story, and the game sadly fails to explain anything. The majority of interesting plot points are just explained away by "I don't know, it is just like that". After you see the game for what it is, it becomes a bit of a tedious loop. The length of the game is also extremely disappointing, as it only took me about 6-7 hours to actually complete the game, with the rest of the time being achievement hunting. Overall Verdict: I really enjoyed this game. It was a very nice game, with a few painful gripes, but ultimately I enjoyed the experience. Sadly, I didn't feel like it was worth 15$, and I recommend that if you were to get the game, get it on sale.