Helheim Hassle

Ne diyebilirim ki mükemmel bir tecrübe. Puzzle oyunu sevmeyen beni bile tek oturuşta 3-4 saat kendine bağlıyor. Oyunun dünyası, sohbetler vs süper sadece bazen puzzle kısımlarından sıkılıyorum ama oyun hemen toparlıyor. Bu oyunun bu kadar az değer görmesi beni çok şaşırttı mutlaka bir şans verin.

This game was the second part of The Complete Tuesday Trilogy and while it improved a lot of things from the previous game, the main reason for playing this game is to let the third part of the trilogy to fully shine. Compared to Manual Samuel, this one has a nicer artstyle, better characters, better story and enjoyable voice acting. Well, a lot of people are not going to enjoy this game's humour and will probably find the characters annoying. Caveat Emptor, but I had fun with that part. This time, I found a lot of the jokes actually funny. There's also some really stupid songs with earworm potential. This is not a traditional point-and-click adventure game, it's more like a combat-free puzzle metroidvania. This is the game's most unique strength and weakness. There are a lot of clever puzzles, a lot of them could be described as "how can this complete human being pass through prison bars - chop yourself to pieces and reassemble on the other side". The detachable and re-combinable body parts do make some unique puzzles. The negative side is that while it takes something like 8-10 hours to complete this game, at some point I just started to get bored with the puzzles. There's a lot of puzzles where the solution is fairly quick to figure out, but then you have to execute it perfectly from the theory. While the games in this trilogy are mostly casual and not very stressful, some of the puzzles in this game do have some sort of timer mechanism, which means that you might have to retry some of the trickiest parts over and over while struggling with the controls. Thankfully the checkpoints are plentiful, but there's still going to be a few (chase) sections of the game which will cause frustration. There's a lot of bonus levels and achievements and secrets that are way more challenging than the base game if you're into that, I skipped most of that stuff after failing too many times. Since I liked the characters and the dialogue so much more here, it's a shame that instead of a more traditional adventure game it's mostly platformer puzzles. If you're like me, the third game of the trilogy will be more to your liking. I'd guess people who are more into puzzle-platforming will get more out of this one. This is a flawed game, but not the worst game, so I'd cautiously recommend it on it's own and definitely as a part of the trilogy.