A Tale of Caos: Overture

Отличная игра в своем жанре, в духе старых квестов.

jeu du genre Pointer et Cliquer à l'ancienne, avec une solution intégrer qui peut aider ceux qui se sentent perdus (sauf sur certaines énigmes un peu complexe). Parle de sujet très sérieux tout en utilisant l'humour et le 4ème mur. Direction artistique très coloré et musique parfois épique.

不喜欢

Achei o game bem legalzinho, vale a pena jogar quando você tem pouco tempo livre e está com tédio

I really wanted to like this game after playing the first 15 minutes, it kicks off with a great story, interesting fantasy world and very unique characters (except for the very Cedric like owl sidekick character). Act 1 was good, about 10 screens with enough lore and puzzles to keep it interesting. Act 2 is when the game gets from good indie, to a complete disaster. There's just too many characters, screens and items. The dialogues are probably one of the worst parts of the game for various reasons. There's just no way of knowing which options were already said, you can loop infinitely by them, and they are very long. Not particularly funny either, most of the dialogue is a combination of lore, important information or just random filler. The dialogue interface will only show a couple of options to say, but some dialog trees may contain tons of options and scrolling through them every time gets boring very fast. The other issue are the minigames, there are basically two: a Simon says ripoff, and a rolling wheels where you have to lock a specific number. They are completely uninspired and you have to do them tons of times in order to progress with the game. You can skip them, but you need to do them for some achievements. The music is very good in general, except for one specific goofy comic gag music that plays everytime there's a comic cutscene which completely breaks immersion. Unfortunately, music will also bore after a while since it's reused in a lot of screens. Graphics and art is fine, there's almost no animation, you can't even walk with the main character. You just teleport from screen to screen, but considering the amount of back and forth you need to do (specially in act 2) this is a pro. Also, without spoiling, act 3 is very short and tries to setup a bigger plot that never happens. There was supposed to be a sequel to address all of this, but it never was released and the developer has been silent for years now. If you keep on playing for the plot, that will also result in an anticlimax. I generally like most adventure games, but this one is hard to recommend. Consider buy only with a huge discount and if you already played other more refined adventures.

Este jugo me llamó la atención por el estilo retro de las antiguas aventuras gráficas de los 90, todo pixelado y las animaciones con el movimiento necesario. Su música es algo que destacar ya que no es de las mejores pero cumple su función dentro de cada pantalla, tanto que deseas repetir esa pantalla más de una vez para escuchar la música que toca allí. Su historia no es de las mejores... hasta que llegas a la mitad del acto 3, donde se revelan cosas que dan la vuelta el juego mostrando un trasfondo muy fuerte. El principal apartado de las aventuras gráficas estilo cartoon es su comedia, la cual es mediocre, PERO cuando se llega al punto mencionado uno entiende el porqué la comedia es floja, pero tiene una amalgama cuasi perfecta con respecto a la música y a la trama. Calificación: 3/5 Lo bueno: - El ambiente retro de la aventura gráfica - La música - La trama final Lo malo: - Comedia floja - Dificultad para intentar resolver las cosas (si no lees el walkthrough con el que viene fácilmente te puedes atorar días buscando las pistas) NOTA: No sé si el juego tiene una segunda parte, pero a pesar de todo si no ha salido la esperaré con ansias