Saucer-Like

Sauce-Like is a quite interesting but short point and click adventure. It has a very unique art style which also carries over into the cutscenes which are actually fully animated and not rendered in-game. The cutscenes definitely has that anime-look, but more towards the style of Avatar than actual japanese anime. The elements in the story of the game are not new, but as the developer says in their description of the game; it's more than a video game. There's a message to be found and you follow the internal struggle of the main character. I definitely recommend this game and there's a lot of little details about it that makes it unique. Oh also, make sure you meet the Lady of the Forest. She won't let you down if you play your tunes right ;)

It's honest. It doesn't pretend, which can't be said for the overwhelming majority of other games. You are preparing for a ritual for our village. Not preparing as in - go there, fetch this, go here, fetch that, but with a meaning. It feels like you're actually participating. Everything - from copulating with a forest spirit to dragon encounter - feels like a big deal, which it is. Saucer-like feels geniune. Play it if you're tired of plastic stuff.

Saucer-like is a short and rather easy point-and-click where you follow a young man from a secluded village choosing his path in life. My final feeling about the game is positive, the artwork and feelings conveyed are what sticks with me. For the low price, I'd say it's worth it. pros: - Absolutely beautiful painted artwork. - Interesting story with tranquil, serene storytelling, if you can enjoy spiritual themes and such (if you're looking for something action-packed to wow you, this isn't the game). - Multiple endings, always appreciated. - Agreeable soundtrack. cons: - Questionable translation: spelling mistakes! Some people don't mind but this irked me. "Its" was systematically replaced by "it's". And at some point you'll get an information talking about west, I'll tell you right now and save you some time: they meant east. Also I get the feeling that the title must've meant something in the original version but in english it's just... what? - Slooooooow walking speed with no "double click exit" gets a little unnerving, especially in side-scrolling areas.

A wonderfully poetic, beautifull and calm, rather easy point-and-click. Too bad the dev has not put out any other game.

Beautiful arty style, story and music. Short but definitely worth an hour or so of your time. If you like point click or Japanease style visual novels.

This game is beautiful. Well paced and stylistically amazing. It's short. Really short. but I love it.