Bizarre Earthquake

[h1] Bizarre shoveljunkware quake. It's cringy, it's bad, it's irritating your eyes so you need to equip some eye droplets. Generally speaking waste of resources. [/h1]

bi yabancılara bak bir de yerli yapımcılara bak sik sok oyun çıkarmaktan sıkılmıyoruz

Gerçekten tuhaf deprem

büyük istanbul depremine hazırlık yapalım dedik..

This is a low-budget, poorly crafted point-and-click adventure game developed by a Turkish indie team. Players take on the roles of a seismologist and her assistant as they investigate the mysteries and illegal activities surrounding bizarre earthquakes in Kocaeli, Turkey. Although there are no voiceovers, the characters are humorous and endearing. The graphics and character models are visually appealing, and the puzzles offer a nice variety that is enjoyable to solve. However, the controls are clunky and impractical, and the game is plagued by numerous glitches and bugs. Overall, this game feels like a subpar product.

Ülkemizin gerçeği :/

Mein Freund Filow hats auch gespielt, aber hier kurz mein Review. Ich versteh das nicht warum man das spielt. Aber für point and klick enjoyer ist das vermutlich unglaublich geil.

BU NASIL BİR OYUN..

Какой же это ужас, зачем этому существовать? Люди зачем вы поощряете таких разрабов, он выдал высера, а вы хвалите. В итоге такого говна будет больше и больше В этой игре нет ничего хорошего или интересного это просто отвратно графически, сюжетно и музыкально Не стоит не копейки 0 из 10

This is a slow-paced, Point & Click adventure story game from an indie developer, and for being priced at only one dollar it is a darn good deal. It should only take you 5.0 to 6.0 hours to complete the story your first time, depending on your pace of exploration and your critical thinking skills. There are two main characters in this story, and you can switch back and forth between them at any time, which I think is an awesome concept. The first character is Cansu, a beautiful seismologist. She is ambitious, and determined to become famous for her research some day. The second character is Bora, her reluctant assisant. He doesn't really seem to like his job, or Cansu, but it is not really clear why. I love how this story is put together. It is very compelling, full of mystery and intrigue, and it does not hold your hand either. Both characters simultaneously work on tasks, and a few of the tasks ([i]like how to take a fingerprint[/i]) were a little hard for me to figure out. For a game from 2016, I'd say the graphics are decent. However, some of the animations are janky, especially when the characters walk. When you hover the mouse over many things, a label pops up ([i]keys, TV, books, painting, shovel, etc.[/i]). Some of those labelled things will turn out to be important later. There are also secret items to find. Inside, that means clicking on items that are unlabelled to discover if those items are some of the secret items. Outside, that means finding little campfire-sized logs in the background scenery. The dialogue between Cansu and Bora is interestingly variable, going from stiff business to emotional outbursts to playful banter. However, as you will often find with foreign games translated to English, there are a few typos and grammatically irregular sentence structures. Scrolling the middle mouse wheel conveniently changes the cursor icon for different functions, like examining, using, and talking. There are trading cards, achievements, and even some Point Shop items. If you are an achievement hunter, you will have to play it through at least twice, as Cansu and Bora both have a story path to follow. The game did run perfectly fine for me. I personally experienced no glitches at all.