Life of Delta

holy cliffhanger?? there better be a sequel... Idk what people are talking about this game being a problem or not making sense, there were like 3 things I struggled with? And even then once I figured them out they made sense that's just like.. how puzzle games work, all the actual puzzles are pretty straight forward figuring out what to do is just part of them. The only things I really had an issue with was some stuff is really slow and if you have to restart a section you have to recollect the items which wouldn't be a big deal other than the animations to pick them up taking a good few seconds. And some of the interactions are very specific about where you click or the interaction bubble will stick around after you're done with something or pop up before you interact with it, could be optimized a little better in that regard but other than that pretty awesome short little game.

I would've put a positive feedback on this game if not for the ending, which was abrupt, and sudden, without any explanation on what happened and how all ended. It's like hitting a brick wall on high speed. You see action and movement, you expect something more and then suddenly everything is gone. Also some puzzles need tweaking and adjustements. Other than that the game is pretty nice, with some beautiful backgrounds and overall atmosphere.

Die Puzzles(Mini-Spiele) im Spiel sind zu schwer und auch zu dominant.

Schönes kleines Spiel, indem wir unserem Freund retten. Man ist ein kleiner Roboter, der von einem anderen gerettet wird. Dieser wird aber verschleppt und nun sind wir dran, ihn zu retten. Moderate Rätsel sind zu lösen und verschiedene Aufgaben. Hat Spaß gemacht. Kann ich empfehlen.

Celkom milá no kratučká adventúrka. Príbeh neoslnil, ani nezarmútil. Pár pekných logických hádaniek. Ovládanie také neohrabane miestami ideálne pre gamepad inokedy zas klav.+myš

Life of Delta is gorgeous. The looks, the aesthetic and the little dust particles when the main character (Delta) stops in his tracks are amazing. That's... Sort of all the positives I have to say about it. (As well as the length of the game, and even that, I found it dragging on with 'just one more minigame!' The story is about a little robot (Delta) which got saved by a father figure (Joe) and then the father figure gets kidnapped and Delta ventures out into the beautiful world in an attempt to save Joe. Along the way, he comes across other characters and a bundle of minigames. A bit simplistic, but nothing bad, really. The problem is that this game is already short and the 4'ish hours of gameplay can be cut down to less than two. Why? Because the game is _so slow_. Delta moves relatively quick, but when clicking on the screen, he either doesn't move or reacts a couple of seconds later, and there is no feedback on where the player has clicked and you can't move to every part of the screen. After Delta talks to an NPC or has an inner monologue, the dialogue boxes can't be clicked away and he won't move until said boxes are away, which drags the game down quite quickly. Interacting with certain items / objects in the world is slow. I get interaction animations to make it immersive, but after having to walk over there for 10 seconds (there's no skip either by the way), to then reach out towards <object> and then get 'I can't use that' only adds even more to the already bloated slowness of this game. Then there's the fact that there's no feedback to whatever you do. For example: use <item> with <object in the world> won't give it a glowing icon or anything of the like. That's... Fine, but the game isn't entirely clear of what it wants from you at certain times. The worst part, for me, was near the end, where I already figured out what to do (lure a guard), ran back into the room, but because Delta is _so slow_ he suddenly started to go 'uh oh' and began to cower, covering his eyes while the guard came running at him to pick him up. That took _so long_ to do as well, that I groaned in frustration: why don't you just run instead of cowering there? And the beeping coming from Delta... Oh my word, that became annoying really quick, really fast. A couple of blips or notes would have sufficed; rather than the text box 'okay' when he keeps on bleeping for about ten seconds. The minigames, for what they are, aren't too bad. Some are trial and error, others are straight forward enough. I would have preferred more in-world puzzles, but with the clunky UI and slow moving parts, this wasn't too bad. The ending of the game was... Underwhelming. A bait for a sequel, perhaps? The cliffhanger was certainly grand enough... All in all, I kinda felt like this was a waste of time for a game that's about 2-3 hours long and that's a shame. The clunky controls and slow moving parts really make it drag on for no real reason. For 20 bucks (no sale price), it feels a bit like a rip off. It's not a bad point-and-click per se as there are some neat concepts... It's just really below mediocre with many pacing issues.

terrible