Apocalipsis

it really pushes your brain. fun if you stay patients

I like puzzles but i found the ones in this game a bit too cryptic. With no information apart from having to click on literally everything to find the interacatble objects it becomes frustrating, also because due to the colours of the art style some items are not easily recognizable as interactable. The game had potential but sadly without the proper music (since it's mostly one track repeating) and little explained lore as to what goes on during the gamneplay and in thre ending I was left a bit dissatisfied

The game is a mix of flapjack x meeting Machinarium in the dark middle ages, such a special art direction and puzzles, dark and fun, but not too hard, I call it "The Marvelous Misadventures of Harry" [h2] 4/5 Its fairly short too, so totally worth it on discount!

If you enjoy point-and-click adventures with a distinctive visual style and an intriguing story, this is definitely worth playing. I had a great time with it and would happily recommend it to fans of the genre

Worth a look, with reservations. A Goya-esque medieval rescue quest through plague villages, witch forests and the underworld, whose grotesque art and zero-hints design appeal even as everything underneath underdelivers. The imagery (tongue-stealing corpses, an eight-headed bird fed piece by piece, bone beds) is the real asset, the no-hint-system stance is genuinely welcome in the format, and recognisable classics (Towers of Hanoi, pipe routing) arrive as competent nostalgia. Only a Kraken gauntlet and stray cannonballs can kill at all. Puzzles sit well below the format's norms, the storybook narration never clarifies a plot that stays ambiguous about its own central relationship, the map spans roughly 25 short levels and the ending cuts off abruptly, and the voice mix is permanently too loud. Enjoyable in the moment, unlikely to linger.

El estilo artístico te podrá gustar más o menos, pero como juego es malo. Mala aventura gráfica con puzzles muchas veces incomprensibles.