
Step into the shoes of Kurt, a cynical rabbit detective, and fight crime in this retro style point and click adventure. Overcome scheming criminals, fat and lazy office workers and a shortsighted, doughnut-eating boss to solve the mystery of a kidnapped girl!
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Languages: English*, Hungarian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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A funny little point and click adventure that reminds you of the old ones of the 80's and 90's. The puzzles are not that tough (though some will make you think hard), and there's a hint system that can help just enough for you to get moving again. Your choices matter and there are multiple endings you can get. Takes about 2 hours to finish, but there's some amount of replayability thanks to the choices you can make. I, for one, managed to get a not-so-good ending, but 10/10 will try again.
I really enjoyed the puns, the atmosphere of the game was absolutely stunning. I loved how the characters just were being themselves, it was a great caricature of the everyday life of an office. I liked the dressing of them, the slight references to movies or other videogames, or even logos of universities. :) And I just loved the Hungarian references! :D However I found it a bit short, I would like to have more and more adventures and cases to resolve. I liked how some actions affected to further scenes, but it was a disappointment that if I gave Jenny the files, then something happens, and if I gave Tanja the files, then something completely different happens. It had no previous signs, so I found that a bit odd strategy from the creators, because it's not like if I choose the bad or the good guy in some situation. I just chose a person to give that file. It felt a bit unfair to build the ending to this moment. Unlike this I loved the fish guy in the bathtub with his beloved phone, it was hilarious! And Doug was awesome as well. I loved the characters, they were kind of real. The conversations were the best I guess. :) Congrats! It was really cute. It was worth the price, it was a nice and decent game for a night or two in a row.
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I usually do not play point and click type games, because sometimes you can only find the solution if your brain clicks similarly with the author's. Fortunately, not here. The item-combinations were logical, no need to be a MacGyver. I like that you need to observe. I mean thorougly. Love the puns, and the decision based story ending. The voices were great, the script sometimes did not sound lifelike enough for me. The characters' personalities were well invented. I got annoyed by those who were supposed to be annoying. I really hope more stories will come in Falcon City, until then I will give this story a couple more tries (being an achievement hunter, I need to hehehe)
With its cartoony graphics and playstyle, Falcon City evokes memories of Monkey Island, Grim Fandango and other great titles. It is a refreshing break from overt and flashy CGI and demonstrates how amazing art can create genuine characters just fine. I've felt like I'm playing a more sleuthy noir game version of Zootopia. This gumshoe point-and-click game heralds the renaissance of the genre and it's money well spent!
This one is a bit of a mixed bag, but I would still recommend it to any fans of the point&click genre. The artstyle is awesome and I love the various surreal looking animal characters. It really gives the game a unique retro-eastern european feel, in a good way. The puzzles and the story are a bit too simplistic for my taste, and the game is a bit short - although apparently there are multiple endings and I did not get the best one on my first playthrough. There is plenty of dialogue and a few in-game cutscenes, which is nice, although I would have liked more puzzles to be honest. I was surprised to see that everything is voice acted, and some of it is excellent - and some of it isn’t. I think if you are into point&click adventures, you should give it a go.
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The animation is excellent. The voice over is okay. But the story and especially the ending makes the purchase not worth it.
It is a charming game full of ideas and attention to detail. The noir atmosphere is tangible, with every characteristic of the genre, and just the right amount of self-irony. The game mechanics are pretty straightforward and easy, the conversations colourful, the storyline enjoyable. The only thing I find a bit annoying is that the solutions for the puzzles are sometimes hard to guess based on the clues, and require a lot of trial-by-error. But the world itself is fun to browse through several times, and the nice little details you can discover when visiting scenes again and again offers enough compensation.
Fun indie game with good characters and atmosphere. I liked the multiple endings and the puzzles were just hard enough for me. It has the charm and humour that makes you keep going and trying to get every ending. It also has some surprisingly creative twists. I will definitely revisit it from time to time:)
Great detective experience .
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