Poltergeist Treasure

At the contrary of Unicorn Treasures, this time I cannot save the game, despite the price. This time the "dungeon" gameplay really gone over my patience. It's simply bad done and boring. I didn't finish this game: I left it there. Wasting my time in that dungeon is not in the list of stuffs I am willing to do. Why in a topdown view the A and D buttons should turn the character left and right and W and S should make it go ahead and back? It not a racing game! Why not instead making a simple A goes left, W goes up, D goes right and S goes down? And after they'd put such bad input set, they even expect you to be very precise in your moves. Otherwise you get a sure hit (or even two), and there are no heals or checkpoints. Also obviously the dungeon is enough long and... why not? Hitboxes are even bugged! So why you expect precision from the player, in a dungeon path "trial and error" with no checkpoints and heals, if you're unable to make a precise input set and a precise hitbox? So I'm sorry, but the nice and funny "point and click" section of this game, and its price, this time (at the contrary of Unicorn Dungeon) can't save the whole game. Dungeon section gameplay is far TOO …

The adventure portions are top notch, and filled with great jokes. The stealth dungeon portion? Well, the game takes pity on you at a certain point and makes it easier, so there's that?

Wow, I can't believe this game was such a low price. I haven't finished but am thoroughly enjoying this Point and Click Retro -style game reminiscent of the original Kings Quest or Quest for Glory adventure games (this has with much better graphics) The graphics are very good as are the sound and music. I am particularly enjoying the voice acting! Definitely worth a purchase if you, too, love and appreciate the older style P&C adventure games.

Amusing Pn'C totally wrecked by an arcade maze of the worst making imaginable, as if adding mazes - the lamest form of puzzle - to an adventure wasn't bad enough. So it's a maze, a downer by nature, and it's full of enemies that kill you, and death resets the entire thing and puts you back at the beginning. As poor and obsolete a design as it is, that's not the worst part. Worst are the controls, with keys not matching the screen directions but the current orientation of the avatar. A disastrous scheme briefly experimented in the early 80s, quickly declared a crime against humanity by multiple La Hague courts, and banned by an entire generation raised with taste and common sense. In short, the enemy is not the maze itself, or its fauna; it's your own keyboard. The tool is not the solution, it's the problem. Imagine planting a hammer into a wall by striking it with a nail... It makes about as much sense. For that heresy, the UI gets a rating of 0/10. With no options for sensible controls, I decided to quit, as I value my leisure time. However, I read there is an easy mode, magnanimously granted if you die often enough. It takes a lot of suicides, wastes a lot of time to get there…

This game made me laugh and weep. Memorable and charming. Every title in the series has a really challenging switch to another genre. This time it is a stealth section. The feeling i got after finally beating it was really satisfying, something i often miss with most modern games.

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