Dinner with an Owl - A Review
Let’s have dinner! - A line I couldn’t have ever fathomed to haunt me, even in my wildest dreams.
It’s a short point-and-click adventure/puzzle game, depending on how fast you crack it. I admit it took me a couple tries as I had a hard time understanding the gameplay, initially.
On a conceptual level, it's like a short lived yet endless nightmare on loop with an eerie soundtrack and a psychological undertone. The art style is somewhat interesting though not the best and the mechanics could have been much better.
Still, it was ‘free’ and to certain extent establishes itself as a unique experience. I believe the game has the potential to become even more sinister and exciting, so it’s not the worst, and entertaining at the very least.
Let’s have dinner! - A line I couldn’t have ever fathomed to haunt me, even in my wildest dreams.
It’s a short point-and-click adventure/puzzle game, depending on how fast you crack it. I admit it took me a couple tries as I had a hard time understanding the gameplay, initially.
On a conceptual level, it's like a short lived yet endless nightmare on loop with an eerie soundtrack and a psychological undertone. The art style is somewhat interesting though not the best and the mechanics could have been much better.
Still, it was ‘free’ and to certain extent establishes itself as a unique experience. I believe the game has the potential to become even more sinister and exciting, so it’s not the worst, and entertaining at the very least.