Lost Chronicles of Zerzura

Lost interest straight away.

I'll be honest, the game isn't the best but it isn't bad either, I found it kind of mid. It's a point & click game in a historical setting, with a somewhat decently crafted story, and the game is very pretty. It took me 8 hours to complete so it's not a hard game, the puzzles are pretty simple. I had a really hard time getting into the game and story at first, but I still push myself to try to finish the games, and after about 2 hours I actually did kind of start liking the game. The story is ok, I do understand why some people found the game to be boring though because it kind of sucked me in, but at the same time there was plenty of points where I would lose interest.

Don't know why it's so under rated, it has everything done well. The only issue I had with not having window mode by default, had to use external tool, other than that liked the game and story from the start ♥

[b]Pros[/b] +Great story +Voice acting well done +Nice art +Intuitive puzzles +Forgiving autosave system (you can manually save too) [b]Cons[/b] +Long animations at times +Could have more puzzles Having played a bunch of games in this genre, this is a really good point and click adventure game that appears to be rather hidden due to low number of reviews. The time period and story are great and the characters can easily be remembered. Voice acting is a real gem here, with the dialog sounding very natural and they fit the scene appropriately. The puzzles are mostly environmental ones where you need to figure out “how” to do something. It works out well and only had a few times where the solution wasn’t very obvious. I really enjoyed my time with the game and is worth the asking price of $10 at the time of writing. [b]7/10[/b] Good

It took a little bit to get into the game, as there is a LOT of detail when it comes to descriptions of objects, both useful and not so useful ones. However, I think this brought more immersion into the setting, and the story itself is really intriguing. I found myself thinking about when I was going to play next and learn more! Most of the gameplay is pretty straightforward, though I did find myself wandering around unsure of what to do next a few times. I ended up having to use a walkthrough for those parts, and I'm not entirely sure how I was expected to know how to do or what to do in those instances without just clicking everything in every combination until something works. It is entirely possible I missed a piece of dialog, but I'm not sure if that would be the case for every time. Overall, though, I had a lot of fun!

An interesting and intriguing point-and-click adventure game.