Call Hating

Fun little puzzle game that's surprisingly deep. This doesn't suffer from any insane puzzle game logic that's impossible to parse - everything is ridiculously realistic. The animations are cute and charming, and everything 'works' like you'd expect it to. The 'final' boss fight is sort of annoying but not too bad if you just keep spamming commands. Now just to figure out how to get to the secret endings...

This game is the perfect mix of frustration and fun. You will get pissed off, but you'll keep playing, and playing, and trying again, and losing, and trying again. The soul in this game is unmatched and it is all around a fantastic indie game made by INCREDIBLY passionate people.

It could be a good game, but it isn't. Not only because by design you have to play the game over and over to beat it (which is questionable design choice in case of a puzzle game). Not only because the game is time bound and there is not much time even you know what you have to do. But also because the game is very easy to break - one extra click and notebook won't start or radio won't open. Most of my attempts were ruined by the bugs. Not recommend.

play this if you enjoyed There Is No Game.

This is a lot of fun, and really repetitive, and really creative, and also really buggy. I've had to restart my game and lose all my progress a few times due to bugs. I like the progression system. The puzzles are good. If you can look past the bugs, and you're patient with repetition, it's a super original and fun point and click.