Hector: Episode 2

Hector'un ikinci bölümü ilkinden her anlamda daha iyi. Daha fazla lokasyon, daha fazla (ve daha iyi) bilmece, daha fazla karakter, oyunun bir bölümünde karakterler arası geçiş imkanı ve daha da aşırıya kaçan kara mizah dozu. Oyun İngiltere'de geçtiğinden yapılan esprileri anlamak için biraz İngiliz mizahına ve stereotiplerine hakim olmak gerekiyor. Oyun boyunca İskoçlar, İrlandalılar ve hatta Slovaklar Hector'un aşağılamalarından nasiplerini alıyorlar. Bunlara kilolu kadınları, yaşlıları ve daha başkalarını da eklemek gerekir. Önceki bölüm için yazdığım incelemede de belirttiğim üzere, Hector günümüzün "woke" ikliminde yapılması mümkün olmayan bir oyun. Politik doğrucu olmayan kaba İngiliz mizahını ve Sam & Max / Day Of The Tentacle stili absürd Point & Click seviyorsanız mutlaka şans verin.

gówno

This episode of Hector: Badge of Carnage begins by resolving the cliffhanger ending of the first. Compared to the other two episodes, this one is the longest and you end up visiting far more locations than the other two. This is also the first time you are able to switch between Hector and his foolish partner Lambert, who each have different skills, though this becomes more apparent in the third episode. However, you only play Lambert for a brief period since the majority of the game is spent using Hector to discover the identity of the terrorist. Another new feature of this game is a brief tutorial segment which helps you understand the controls, though if you have played point-and-click adventure games before, figuring out how to interact with the objects should be very easy since older games in this genre are a lot more complicated. None of the puzzles are particularly difficult to solve, and like the first episode, this one gives you both Lambert and a hint guide to help in case you get stuck. Also, they are a bit more logical as there were a few in the first that were a little silly (though not as bad as ones in other adventure games I've played). Personally, I found the plot a bit weaker than the other two episodes. Most of your time is spent talking to lots of different people and getting them to open up dialogue options you need to progress the story. There are parts when this causes the game to drag a bit, such as during the dating segment, but mostly it's worth clicking on all the dialogue tree options to see all the funny lines. Also, the characters except for Lambert aren't as memorable as the ones in the first episode. However, the puzzle element is pretty strong since you have to solve a lot more of them to get to the end, which is another cliffhanger. Lastly, this episode is also a bit buggy like the first. I experienced some graphics glitches during inside the restaurant scene, but fortunately they were brief. I'd say that overall this is a solid middle story to the series because it offers more to explore and accomplish, though it lacks the structure of the first and the third episodes.

bril

good games

Funny story lol

I enjoyed the Hector series, so if you liked Ep 1, no reason you won't like this one.

Нормально игры 6/10 Normal games