Loved this point-and-click from Tim Schafer. It's fascinating to see how the two storylines converge.
As someone who doesn't usually play these traditional types of point and click adventure games I absolutely adored this game. It's world is vert unique and interesting and the way these two stories unfold and eventually intertwine is very interesting. This game also has it's fair share of puzzles that really test the players ability to think outside the box... which I was admittedly not very good at...
woooww another classic of the phone. they don't do this kind of thing anymore. I usually wish games that split half-and-half between 2 stories would just stick with one though (NOTE: WAS WRITTEN BEFORE PLAYING YAKUZA SERIES)
Decent old school point and click fun.
i liked this game but don't really have a lot to say about it but i'll try to come up with something for my own sake and that'll probably get me going here we GO
i wish there were more parts of the game where vella and shay's actions directly affect each other like the very end
it's like if in day of the tentacle if they just didn't have the time machine toilets to share items, and only came together again at the very end for a short finale, it wouldn't have been as special a game
the voice acting was pretty stellar, which isn't a surprise, there's a lot of talent in here
puzzle wise it was... fine! nothing really stood out to me as special but also nothing stood out to me as painful, except maybe the hex bot wiring stuff, but that was more because it was a little tedious, and not cause it was hard to figure out
i wish there were more parts of the game where vella and shay's actions directly affect each other like the very end
it's like if in day of the tentacle if they just didn't have the time machine toilets to share items, and only came together again at the very end for a short finale, it wouldn't have been as special a game
the voice acting was pretty stellar, which isn't a surprise, there's a lot of talent in here
puzzle wise it was... fine! nothing really stood out to me as special but also nothing stood out to me as painful, except maybe the hex bot wiring stuff, but that was more because it was a little tedious, and not cause it was hard to figure out