
Discover the furthest recesses of the Nautilus, take the helm and pass through the Isthmus of Suez, gaze upon hitherto unseen places under the waves! But beware, the apparently peaceful depths can hide terrible dangers!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain
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Когда то очень любил игры от этого разработчика и это одна из моих любимых частей, по шикарному впринципе произведению. кто любит поиск предметов, без всякой лишней квестовой фигни, рекомендую.
Étant moins d'1$ lorsqu'il est en solde, je conseille fortement ce jeu. La durée de vie est d'environ 1 heure et les objets cachés ce trouvent facilement. Les divers mini-jeux sont plutôt amusants et l'histoire est assez fidèle au livre de Jules Verne.
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea - Captain Nemo is a short hidden object/puzzle game inspired by Jules Verne’s famous novel. It’s not a standout title in the genre, but it’s functional and might appeal to fans of light, casual gaming sessions. The story loosely follows the adventures of Captain Nemo and his submarine, the Nautilus, but it’s not exactly gripping or memorable. The gameplay is typical for hidden object games: you search for items on cluttered screens, occasionally solve puzzles, and progress through a series of chapters. Unfortunately, the item names sometimes make things harder than they need to be. Poor translations, like calling a painting a "table," can leave you scratching your head. If you’re patient, though, it’s more of an annoyance than a dealbreaker. The art style is serviceable, with colorful backdrops and a bit of an old-school vibe. However, the visuals and animations feel dated compared to newer games in the genre. On the positive side, the game doesn’t throw in any frustrating mechanics, and the puzzles are straightforward enough to keep you moving forward. Overall, Captain Nemo is fine for passing the time, but it’s not a must-play. If you’re a fan of hidden object games or Jules Verne, it might be worth grabbing on sale. For everyone else, there are better options out there.
Petit jeu d'objets cachés qui a le mérite de raconter l'histoire du Nautilus, mais on saute du coq à l'âne avec une succession de tableau et de jeux enfantins. Il n'y a pas vraiment de difficulté, et très vite on a qu'une envie ... finir le jeu, la musique étant un vrai cauchemar ! Bref, à acheter en promo ou en pack comme je l'ai fait, mais rien de bien terrible !
Fairly short, no real character/story. Some of the translations are outright wrong. (Table to mean picture) One puzzle was outright unplayable. (Reefs seem to not match size/shape)
Clearly don't know the difference between a puffer fish and a sunfish, what a "plate" is, the difference between a vent and a "grid", etc. Probably some translation problems in there somewhere. Even though I love this genre of game I"m going to say 'NO' on this one because I couldn't tell you the first thing about the story, if there's even a story. I lost interest 5 minutes into it when I realized it's just going to be puzzle after puzzle and most of them are tedious for no other reason than just to be tedious... and no way to turn down the music was another kicker... you can't turn it down or off while you're in a puzzle. Plus, the things you're clicking on that are surely what they are looking for, aren't the things they are looking for. They FORCE you to use hints in some situations because the graphics are so grainy. Pros: You can possibly learn a lot about species of fish, parts of a ship,
就是很普通的点击解密玩法的游戏,没啥意思,而且没有中文。值得一提的是纯英文的游戏其中有个场景有本书引用了《道德经》的话。
A faithful adaptation, albeit dated. 6/10
Excellent jeu bien qu'un peu court, certains se plaignent de la difficulté pourtant bien réglée, je les invite donc à se mettre à jouer à Dark Souls.
Ich kann es leider nicht empfehlen. Die Auflösung war nicht einstellbar. Nichtmal Vollbild ging. Die Wimmelbildspiele waren extrem einfach und bestanden unter anderem daraus mehrfach auf das gleiche Objekt zu klicken. Die Minigames bestanden größtenteils aus immer wieder Bilder puzzeln oder ala "moorhuhn schießen" irgendwas schnell anklicken bevor es verschwindet. Für mal eben kurzweil okay aber es fesselt so ganz und gar nicht. 1,5h und ich hatte es durch (inklusive alle texte lesen)
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