The Nightmare Journey

I wouldn't recommend this game to people who get annoyed by dying and trying a level very often! If you don't mind this is a little cute game. I enjoyed the graphics and atmosphere ... had my fun for 2 bucks :) some minor issues I had: - some sound parts are too loud - jumping feels a little unpredictable. couldn't figure out when you do a far or short jump (could be a me problem?!)

the game is limited to 1080 resolution, the sound is very bad a lot of parts have very loud sound effects. Some puzzles are very weird. Fighting the boss is very boring and takes a long time, you can be very sore hands and still can't beat the 3rd boss, why is it so strange to torture the player and it really makes the game experience very negative

The game had nice art but I didn’t understand what to do. First, you need a key to open the lock. The lock is not visible to the player, it only makes sound when you are right on it. You have to then try to see if there is something clickable. It’s bad game design to hope that the player just hovers over entire screens looking for stuff. Then when you get past that, there’s a switch on the wall and a piano where you have to press the keys in a correct sequence that you don’t know. You can find a wooden plank on the floor and use it to try and help you cross but it breaks and you fall down. I thought about jumping over but your character just jumps in a vertical position. You can’t move once you try to jump so I’m confused as to what the point is to jump? One problem is, is that you can’t click on any of the equipment things like the tab menu or the backpack. You have to press it on the keyboard. Also, the rock item picture was blocking the door so I couldn’t see it. I didn’t even realize that there was a door there. I changed back to a fist but still, I fail to see why the door isn’t even something visual in game. Anyways, in the second level I tried to make my way across the ho…