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I dunno. When I was much younger, I gladly spent hours playing games like the Colossal Cave Adventure, wandering around, picking up various objects, trying to combine them with each other, or interact with them at various places in the environment, or with other characters, etc... Eventually, these text-based games became much more immersive, with primitive (at first) graphics, and then becoming full-blown immersive story/puzzle/adventure games. This game is certainly inspired by this tradition, but either i'm just getting old, and no longer have the patience to try combining every single inventory item with every other one, or trying to interact with each and every inventory item on every "hot spot" or NPC -- OR, maybe this genre of game just isn't for me any more. This is yet another one of those "bring me a widget from the city", but when you get to the city you first hafta show an ID card, and in order to get an ID card you first hafta talk to Louie, but Louie isn't home, so you hafta find out where he is, and Ralphie knows where Louie is, but he won't tell you unless you get a lock of golden hair from fair maiden Rapunzel, etc..... games. The game has a couple of fairly …

An absolutely stunning point and click game where you play a robot out for revenge against your father. You may feel like you've been here before. This is definitely one of the best point and click games i've played in a very long time. Stunning visuals, brilliant music and a genius story. Absolutely riveting. I happened to get this on sale but it's well worth buying at full price. Guy Brush! <3

This is a charming little post apocalyptic sci-fi pnc game. Its atmosphere really stands out, elevated by beautifully melancholic music. The cyberpunk visuals are nice and overall it delivers a very enjoyable experience. You quickly grow to care about Nymo’s journey and feel invested in seeing how it ends. The narrative is engaging, and I appreciated the conclusion. It’s easy to get into, with no complicated menus and only occasional switching between another character. There’s also a decent card based mini game that adds some variety. A few quality of life improvements would help. At times, it’s unclear when you’ve picked up certain items, and a small narrative improvement would be to fix how he escapes the alchemist it was abit ridiculous and unfitting with the rest of the game IMO. Thankfully, the game includes clear hotspot indicators, something that’s sometimes missing in pnc titles and makes a big difference here. Overall, I enjoyed my time with it, found myself wanting more, and would definitely pick up a sequel.

What to say here? I'm honestly taken aback. I didn't go into this thinking i'd get Machinarium/Creeks vibes. The Story was wonderful. I found myself gripped from Point A to Point Z. It was very much a beautiful Point 'n' Click Adventure Title that I needed in my life. The Musical Score is engaging and fitting for each key scenario you find yourself in the puzzles vary in difficulty, none of them were terribly difficult but some did feel a little TOO easy, if I had to add in one minor complaint. Some were pretty insultingly easy but perhaps this is just dumb adult brain, if I view this as me as a kid back in the 80's or 90's playing this maybe adult me is too harsh. Now for the bit I can barely believe i'm going to say... the.. voice acting was ... good? Like don't get me wrong there is no real VA Work. Nobody has lines, but there IS spoken dialogue, each Robot you encounter along the journey to finding your father's killers has their own unique noises and I honestly appreciated that, because it's a step that the Devs didn't need to take. If all robots sounded similar I don't think i'd be listing that as a complaint but the fact they did does earn them some brown…

A decent point&click adventure with a somewhat interesting story. Very short, though. It took me 3.5h to see, read and explore everything.

Very nice and cute game. Puzzles are very satisfying to solve, story is quite interesting, albeit a bit kafkian and grim.