Element Z

TLDR: Bottom of the barrel. ----------------------------- This shouldn't be sold, but some indie devs have no pride whatsoever. First of all, the game severely needs to be translated into English. If you're comfortable with pidgins, or Engooglish, you'll make it out more or less, but it's shameful nonetheless. Of course, if you're into Point n' Click games, you can finish one in an alien language. More specifics of this one: - A backwards interface. E.g., the mouse isn't enough, you absolutely need the Tab key. - Music off by default (I like that; my ears are very picky.) I turned it on, softly, and kept it on. - Almost silent (very few background sounds or feedback signals.) - No animations, except for the protagonist's walk. - Decent GUI, basic features available, large fonts. - Pixel hunting (no hot spots key,) not too bad though, as hit boxes are large enough. - Hot spots appear arbitrarily, or must be clicked again later for different effects. Not a bad concept per se, but badly done. - Glitches. No breaking bugs, but past actions keep becoming available again. Without their sprites. Conclusion: I wouldn't recommend Element Z if it was free. There are decent (and even good) free Pn'C games available, and this is barely presentable. The price is a joke, the English version is a joke, the quality is very poor, and the entertainment value nears absolute zero.