Recente recensies door (kl0n) ᗜˬᗜ 👍

Better than Machinarium. Grimmer plot than usual but still full of Amanita's trademark charm, which becomes more obvious about halfway through the game.

No rain, no oil. Just fly.

Great with a friend, still a lot of fun solo, just finished a 100% Hardcore run over the course of 2 weeks and it was worth every second. Can't wait for the remaster.

"Evolved" combat means no ironsights? Seems like this clunky game was remastered only graphically (with an on-the-fly toggle between the original and remastered textures), and kept everything old-school. I had higher hopes coming into the series but this just gets tedious. Save yourself the bother and just play Battlefront or some other space opera game actually made within the last decade, lol.

Misleading DLC name, no relevance at all to witch trials.

Another point-n-click series from scriptwelder, freely available online in Flash format. If you're new to their games, I would recommend trying or watching the first game first, just in case it isn't your cup of tea, since this Steam version adds nothing other than owning it (and its achievements) on Steam in a format other than Flash.

Older than Don't Escape, this takes place in the same universe, in a dream reality where the protagonist has to figure out how to wake up. Escaping is as far as the gameplay and story go, nothing more to it. Unlike Don't Escape, this series is horror-themed, and reminded me of The Last Door (a Lovecraft-inspired point-n-click horror series from the devs of Blasphemous, about a man investigating his childhood memories, and his therapist searching for him in turn). It's very short if you know exactly what you're doing (see my playtime), but it's worth the low price.

Don't Escape is a modern classic point-n-click series, the opposite of an escape room, where you have to figure out how to seal yourself away so that nobody can get hurt. You play as a werewolf, a zombie-apocalypse survivor, and the lieutenant of a dead spaceship, each with different enough playthroughs that you'll have to try new methods to figure out how to avoid any casualties/deaths.

The series is available for free online, so only get this if you're already a fan. There's nothing new included, you just get to own it on Steam.

Portable dichroic mirrors and nerfed jump height. Puzzles have been consistently hard ever since ReThink 2, it was the turning point for difficulty in this series.

You get what you pay for: checkmate scenarios where you deduce the final move. Not much to it, you can figure it out logically or you can move pieces randomly until you stumble upon the answer. I spent a lot of time retrying a puzzle immediately after solving it, to see why no other solutions could work. It's very well-made, developers put a lot of thought into placement.

Puzzles keep getting tougher, fans of the series won't be disappointed. Yaeko always outdoes himself.