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Kith - Tales from the Fractured Plateaus

Kith is free regular mini-adventure series, set on a planet covered in fractured plateaus above a dark and ominous mist.

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1.6K

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80%

8.0/10

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Kith is a planetoid covered in fractures. Between these fractures are plateaus. On these plateaus, there is life. Deep in the cracks though, there is a dark and mysterious mist. Word is, nobody has ever been down there, and nobody knows if it has a bottom. Most don't think about it too much though. There's stuff to do.

Welcome to this regular mini-adventure series with a focus on character and world building. In small chunks you will get to know the people and places of this world, and hopefully be charmed by their... charm. Kith episodes will always be tiny, but always free.

If you would like to support the continuation of these mini adventures, please consider grabbing the DLC.

Music by Ben Burnes, aka Abstraction.

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Not recommended1h played19 found helpfulMar 2019

[h1]Has a huge game-breaking bug that ruins the very puzzle you're supposed to solve[/h1] This is a short 10-minute point-'n'-click adventure game with a few locations. Your task is to explore, identify a problem that needs to be solved, then solve it. Unfortunately, there is a gaping, glaring bug that spoils the entire game. Read on below if you're ok with spoilers: [spoiler]You're supposed to get the statue past Barsnick in order to bring it back to the witch. The "correct" solution the game wants you to do, is to enter an empty room next to where the Barrel guy is, remove a brick from the wall, and push the statue through it. You're then supposed to go to the tavern and pick up the statue. Then you can bring it back to the witch and the game will end. However, you don't even need to do that!!! As long as you enter the empty room then exit it (without removing the brick as I mention above), then go back the way you came from (i.e. past Barsnick who's now talking to Marv), the game will allow you to walk past Barsnick without any incident, even with the statue still in your arms! That's what I actually did. So I made it back to the witch with the statue, but the game would not allow me to give the statue to her, simply because that's not supposed to happen - i.e. you MUST solve the problem via the method I stated earlier, or else the game will not end. [h1]It's very clear that this is a huge programming oversight[/h1] Your character shouldn't be allowed to leave the scene with the statue [b][i]unless he's solved the problem of how to get past Barsnick[/i][/b], but [b]yet the game allows you to do so[/b], spoiling the entire puzzle.[/spoiler] [h1]Also has various other missteps[/h1] Here are some other sins this game commits that are huge adventure game no-nos: - If you miss or forget the instructions on what to do next, talking to that same character again will not make them tell you the instructions again, so too bad! - When your character says something, the dialogue balloon that appears covers the area behind it (so you can't see/click that area), and there's no way to make that balloon disappear unless you click somewhere for your character to walk to. [h1]A failed effort[/h1] This could've been a fun experience - the graphics and animation are at least decent and the black-&-white feel works, but I can't get over the fact that such a gargantuan programming oversight was made (that contributes to the bug I mention in the spoiler above), and that simple, basic, commonsensical stuff like having an option to make dialogue boxes disappear so they stop blocking areas of the scene, and allowing conversations to replay in case you miss/forget what to do next, were not taken into consideration in the making of this game.

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