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• gamedeal user

  Nov 29, 2021

  Short and sweet point-and-click adventure game at a fair price for the length. Took me about 1h30 and I was stuck a while on the last obstacle. The puzzles were good - not too easy, not too hard - and didn't strike me as unfair, even though I had to use a hint to get the last one. The graphics were pixelated and colorful although you might initially have trouble getting this to run at full screen. Try different resolutions, 1280x720 worked for me. The writing was clever and funny reminding me of Monkey Island but without "aping" it. I would have liked a longer sequel, but although it's kind of hinted at, I doubt very much it will happen.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2019

  Feria d'Arles is a charming old-school point 'n' click adventure game every fan of the genre will appreciate. Pros: - cool, sassy protagonist - wonderful pixel-art and animations - witty dialogue and lots of unique interactions - logical and satisfying puzzles Cons: - UI (I didn't know where are the save/options menus until I googled them; F1 - options, F5 - save, F7 - load)
• gamedeal user

  Dec 8, 2019

  I liked this game! But I couldn't find a way to access the menu or to save the game. Still, it wasn't needed, because it's quite a short game. The puzzles are cute, but also extremely easy. The story is nice, but it looks more like an introduction to a bigger story. The characters and the dialogues are quite funny. Overall, a nice little game. Till next time, don't forget to point & click.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 11, 2019

  Wow, a very good adventure game! The strong point is the writing: the humour is really good. Also, the puzzles are very good. Not too easy , while not being very hard. The story is minimal, as should be. The graphics is nice. The music is good and not too repetitive. Finished in 3 hours. It is not long, but is very cheap for that reason. Very good job!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 13, 2019

  [b]Summary[/b] A fun and polished little point and click adventure resembling some of the more cartoony LucasArts classics, like Day of the Tentacle and Sam and Max: Hit the Road. Well worth its price. [b]Writing[/b] Funny throughout. I laughed out loud a few times. Quite a few modern games that try to emulate the old point and clicks end up trying way too hard with the humour and falling flat. This didn't. There are quite a few references to those old games, but, again, it doesn't go overboard, as some do. You certainly don't need to have played the oldies to appreciate this game's humour. [b]Voice acting[/b] None. This would've been nice, but it works just fine without. [b]Puzzles[/b] Solid and original inventory puzzles, often using the same kind of cartoon logic as the games I've mentioned above did. (Note: cartoon logic, not moon logic. The puzzles do make sense.) A decent mix of easy puzzles to keep things progressing and slightly harder ones to give you pause. I did get stuck a couple of times, but never for long (barring the final puzzle, which took me ages). [b]Art and animation[/b] Lovely pixel art and lots of quality animation. Just watch the trailer. [b]Music[/b] Solid, appropriately varied for the number of locations and fitted the atmosphere. I didn't find any of it particularly memorable or outstanding, but it did what it needed to do. [b]Length[/b] It took me 1.5 hours to complete, although about 25 minutes of that was on the final puzzle. However, I've played lots of games in this genre. I see that others took up to three hours. There are six locations / screens (including one scrolling) in total, which made the environment about the perfect size for a game of this length. Fast travel works by double clicking on an exit. [b]User interface[/b] The menu and options are fine, if you know how to access them (press F1). This isn't explained anywhere. The inventory window/overlay is done in a nice way that I hadn't seen before (it's the rucksack in the trailer). [b]Conclusion[/b] Definitely one of the better LucasArts-style point and clicks I've played in modern times, even if it is short. If you like those games, buy it now. Even if you're in two minds, it's worth the small cost to support the developer.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 14, 2019

  A charming little game, very polished graphics and animation. Fun story, nice puzzles. Recommended!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2019

  The subject of the cruelty involved in real life bullfighting aside, this a lovely game with wonderful music and animation. Short but sweet.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2019

  An excellent, bite sized tribute to The Secret of Monkey Island. As a young man, I happened to visit Arles. I was quite taken by the bullring there, as I had no idea bull-fighting was practiced in the south of France. Seeing this game all these years later? 'Twas destiny. It's a good one and the price is right.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2020

  This game has all the ingredients of a nice graphic adventure: - Each puzzle rewards you with a funny cutscene - The signposting are placed with care - The puzzles are good: not too difficult, not too - The story is well written - The music perfeclty fits the scene and the "bad guy" Mayor There are many references to Monkey Island, even with the mayor theme, and I've appreciated them a lot. It is a bit short, but I hope the devs will make another game with the same features,ù I'd love to play more games from this team :) Nice work!
• gamedeal user

  Jan 20, 2020

  Excellent game, fun puzzles, nice sense of humor. I really, really, really hope there's a sequel.