Burly Men at Sea

Burley Men at Sea is really more of a digital choose-your-own-adventure book than an adventure game, and I do like choose-your-own-adventure books. What's more the art and sound are good, it feels like a lost picture book from when you were a kid. The problem I have with BMaS is that as cute and well written and charming as it is, it's just really slow to play. I couldn't find a way to skip dialogue or fast forward through content I'd already seen which really turns it into a slog. I know the point is it's supposed to be appreciated slowly and over a long span of time, but how many time do you want to read the same paragraph and see the same giant octopus? I like to sit and play 1 game to completion at a time so this kind of thing is anathema since so much of it is just mindless clicking after you've seen it once. If you're the type of person who can keep a game installed for a looooong period of time, and every now and again you'll come back to it to try a different route then probably you'll enjoy BMaS, but for people like me (people who fast forward past the opening of Die Hard) it's hard to recommend.

This is an unexpectedly clever and cute point-and-click adventure game, simple enough a young child can get through it.

A charming and delightful little adventure

This game slaps.

En animaciones se queda bloqueado, reiniciar varias veces pero no pareció avanzar. Me quedé esperando, moviendo ratón y pulsando botones nada. El sistema de desplazamiento a veces da fallo y provoca crasheo.

Boring