
Guide Alum on his journey through the "Land of Tide". Help him discover the truth about his city, Kosmos, and the mysterious epidemic known as "The Vague". As the tale unfolds, it will keep you enthralled all the way up to its epic conclusion. Alum is an original point-and-click adventure game.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Ótimo jogo de aventura / Apontar e clicar. Tem historia legal e bons quebra-cabeças.
Horrible game.
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When I tried to play this, the game auto-skipped all text, which I suspect removes most of the game. I wasn't able to get it to work properly.
As a point click game it's perfectly fine and at least initially the atmosphere was interesting. I kind of can't recommend it because of the covert religious themes though. If it had been more upfront about it from the start I think I'd be a bit more lenient. Although in fairness in that case I probably never would have played it. The religious theming is also pretty ham fisted. I'm not sure if it would be considered a spoiler to say that the story basically boils down to the love of god saving everyone at the end. If you're a very devout Christian you may enjoy this, although even then the game might still be too ham fisted about how it deals with the subject matter, if you're looking for subtly you won't find it here.
My 6th 100%, I won this game through a bundle giveaway and has been sitting in my library for years so I decided to speed run it, except I didn't realise thinking and problem solving was required. You are meant to figure things out yourself, there are hints available and its sort of common sense but no prompts or hand holding here, which I can sort of appreciate. Story line was good but ngl, I did skip most of the voice lines, I got the gist of it. Was not a big fan of the UI but not a bad one for achievement hunters although get your guides out.
Güzel bir oyun tavsiye ederim ucuz bir fiyatı var gerek hikayesi olsun vs. Oyundan bıkıp çıkmamdaki tek sebep bazı bölümleri youtubeu açmadan geçmemin resmen imkansız olması. 10/6
Хороший квест. Сюжет религиозный, но он не столько навязывает игроку религию, сколько рассказывает историю, которая может подтолкнуть задуматься о жизни и тех или иных её аспектах, возможно заглянуть в себя. Было приятно играть.
Very good game, good story. Use a guide to complete it.
[Recommendation: Neutral] I have mixed feelings about the game. Generally a solid P&C, sometimes lacking polish, but overall really good, yet the story spoiled everything Pros: 1. Overall fine puzzles(maybe even slightly too easy) 2. Story in the first few chapters 3. Varying locations, each with it's unique and often even charming artstyle 4. Humorous at times Cons: 1. Initially nice story, soon gets divine aspect(till the middle of the game it was still fine) and in the second half characters either make some weird choices or some unlikely things occur out of nowhere as it seems with the sole purpose to show how divine power can solve those issues 2. Actually lacks proper backstory. Authors were so keen to portrait evil as the deceiving one that if we change/remove just a few events we could easily make the antagonist the good side(if not for the purely evil proclamations of intentions most of actual actions described in the lore are actually prone to interpretation and in the fight between the two sides both chose to use force) Together with point 1 it makes the story feel far stretched and adjusted just to support the message the authors were trying to pass 3. On a few occasions game can be confusing(some areas are bigger than the screen and it's not obvious that you will find something more when you walk to the side) 4. Mediocre audio 5. Controls aren't actually bad, but could be improved 6. On a few occasions things have to be done in specific order, when one action triggers a cutscene and unlocks loosely related actions/dialogues 7. Some people might not like the included minigames, but in my subjective opinion they we a nice alteration to the traditional gameplay To sum up. It's a good, but slightly unpolished P&C, which unfortunately suffers badly from a weak story. I would say that it started nicely, but soon went downhill. The story simply doesn't unfold naturally, instead it feels heavily guided. which really breaks the immersion If you can live with a cliche and far stretched story and are here just for the P&C part give it a go, but be advised that there are far more balanced titles out there if you're looking for an overall good game
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