Kosmonavtes: Academy Escape

[i]Kosmonavtes: Academy Escape[/i] is the second installment in the Kosmonavtes series and picks up the story immediately after the ending of the previous game: after joining the Kosmonavtes academy, Vala starts her training as the newest cadet and now has to prove her worth to her teammates by undergoing a new series of trials. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2406565879 The game keeps the same structure as the previous title (8 chapters of 2 scenes each), but the puzzles are much more complex this time and there are more iterations needed in order to solve them. Some of the puzzles are fun to solve, even with an increased difficulty, but most of the time the clues you need are very small details in the environment and extremely unintuitive, even for this genre which is sometimes known to demand illogical puzzles from their players. In comparison to the first game, [i]Kosmonavtes: Academy Escape[/i]'s gameplay is much more frustrating, tedious at times because these clues are too abstract, and what you need to do to solve the chapter is often confusing. There is still an in-game hint system but it doesn't give you as many details as in the first game, nor a …

[b]kosmonavtes: academy escape[/b] is the 2020 sequel to [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1542440]escape reality[/url] from 2017. they're mobile games, appeared on pc within days of each other in 2021, and since the first was a pretty bad port, I expected (and got) the same from this, so my review is very similar too. once again it's [b]8 short chapters[/b], but instead of buying a newspaper and packing clothes in a suitcase, it's mostly space action this time. due to the nature of the puzzles it will take more than a few minutes to finish each chapter, except longer isn't always better. gameplay is the same, find items, use them, figure out codes, and so on, but while the first entry was probably aimed at beginners (nothing wrong with that), [b]puzzles here are really convoluted, which isn't the same as challenging in a fun way[/b]. some can be skipped and I didn't hate all of them. [b]parts of the cooking and medical stuff were pretty good[/b], the rest less so. there are timed sections, clicking 20 moving things, rebuilding somebody's hand on an x-ray, 'count the flashing things' nonsense and a lot of weird and unintuitive connections to make. [b]the curs…

Fun escape room game. A couple of the solutions are very odd, but the game does allow you to have a hint if you cannot find an item/solution. Interesting storyline, and very pretty backgrounds and graphics.

This is an adventure game with interesting characters, colorful art, and bright music. As elementary as the previews look, I recommend this for those who like a real challenge. .There is no change in the cursor over hot spots or items to pick up. .hint system - graduated hints. .skip button available in most games Too often the clues were too obtuse for me. Some people will like that, some will get frustrated. Look up, down & all around for clues. They are on the walls, ceilings, under rugs, in nature, etc. Then you must string the clues together to get a solution. There is not an abundance of instructions, sometimes none at all. One example is when you're supposed to cook from a menu, but there is no recipe. Many times you're thrown into a situation with no idea how to proceed. You must click on everything to get the ball rolling. I felt logic was missing a lot. If you want to feel like a bare-naked babe thrown in the woods without a compass, this is for you.