Loco Motive

Троица, в составе которой присутствуют добрый бюрократ, агент по внеплану, а также отвергнутый писатель и детектив, пытается отжать наследство мёртвой старой карги у другой старой карги и её двух обалдуев.

Not really, no

Not funny, just frustrating. Most puzzles aren't about logic or deduction — they're about guessing the developers' weird item combinations. Without a guide, you'll often get stuck simply because you didn't think the same stupid way they did.

Me encantaría que el juego este en español o subtitulado al español.

I reached the end in 13 hours, with some missable achievements missing (got them after that). I think it's tough to evaluate this game because I wanted to love it even more, there's so many charming elements : the setting, the stunning animations and delightful voice acting... but it fell a bit short of actually being great. It felt tedious for a bit too much of the game, with some bugs and crashes mixed in the overall confusion as to what to do in the game. It's to be expected in a point-and-click I guess, but there are also some inconsistancies that leads to missing things: when and how many times to interact with some elements isn't supposed to be part of the guess work, at least not that much. It's also silly that your characters just take the most random objects throughout the game, and adding up to almost 20 items in their pockets, only for them to be useful so much later in the game, if ever: that makes it harder to solve situations for which you have no indications as to what to do, or maybe only a vague clue. The good point is that it's balanced out by a great hint system. The fact that about half of the dialogues are gone once you've heard them is also a hindrance, you can easily be distracted at the wrong time or simply forget them (although most of them are for flavour, that's also part of the game... and there are a LOT of flavour dialogues). Characters are delightful but are lacking just a little bit of diversity in their reactions/energy to really make them fleshed out. One-dimensional characters are fine for the mood of this game, but you spend so much time with the characters talking that they feel a little tiring at times. Overall, it's a mixed feeling, but the game is playable and quite a lot of work was put in to make it so entertaining, so it would feel bad to put a not recommended. It just feels frustrating that it doesn't actually hit the spot, and ended up feeling like an okay game.

Fun point-and-click and narrative

Good story! Good humor! (Arthur is my favorite!). The puzzles are well balanced and a the right level of challenging! I really enjoyed the story and the characters. Highly recommend.