Broken Lands Village

Edit: The developer has revoked the review key he gave to me because he didn't like that it was a negative review. I'm guessing he will [b]NEVER[/b] fix it. Nobody that has plans to fix something acts like that, especially when there was a chance for a change. Perhaps he can't fix it and he knew it, so he did the only thing he could.. He acted like a child. I'm commenting this because, in my experience, with such behavior he exhibits all the signs of "he will [b]never[/b] fix it" so please be warned. And stay away. Unless you want to be looking at pretty pictures and read some good but incoherent dialogue (like ramblings of a poet)! Original full review: "Broken Lands Village" is a point & click adventure. You are trying to figure out who and why is trying to kill you (and kills you) every single day in a peculiar, beautiful and brilliant world, a cursed village, made out of made of inkblots on parchment. I admire the artwork, the writing, the mystery and the concept. The music was interesting as well! Its greatest gimmick is time manipulation in a way. You get to relive the same day, trying to figure out what happened, where you are, why and how you are here, who and why is aft…

[url=https://youtu.be/8zv2D7ZtHMo?si=KC0aYPN3F_HGZstg] First 20 Minutes Gameplay Here[/url] For me it really reminded me of Groundhog Day, where death is not the end but the start of everything. As for the style, the game really intrigued me, but after a while, I didn't really care about it since it really looked like scribbles. Later, I learned that it was actually the drawing of the main character and what he remembered. So, the main theme in the game is that you collect enough information before the night (death) reaches you. You lose conversations with characters but keep loot if you found something. In other words, in my opinion, if you don't keep notes for yourself, it's really just click and try and try again. I'm not going to say that the game is bad. It's just that it looks like there's too little information to keep going... or you just read the in-game walkthrough. This is one of the games which I wished there was a "maybe" button. Still, a thumbs up

First and foremost, the game is set within the developer's own universe. While you may play it without knowing anything about the setting or the characters, knowing the lore may help you get more out of it. Unfortunately, the books are only available in Polish, so the audience is somewhat small. The story begins with your death. However, because this is a unique universe, you become trapped in a loop in which you die repeatedly until you find a way out, ideally alive. Your mission is to explore the city, speak with people, learn new things, and gather items. You must do virtually anything to save yourself (progress is shown in your profile), but time is limited because you die at midnight and resurrect in the town square. No matter where you go, the assassin will always find you. The game requires clicking on icons on the screen. There are two types of icons: an arrow that takes you to a new screen and location, and a magnifying glass that allows you to study something. A few speech bubble and exclamation point icons can also show up, but there are rare. What matters is that each interaction with an icon advances the time by one hour. You only have time for 12 interactions. Unti…