
Roid, a repairman in a small town, finds a photo album full of memories in an old box in the barn. Join him on his journey into the polaroid pictures of the memories he had before he became a repairman!
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Languages: English, Korean, German, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal
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A cute and interesting game, though a bit buggy. I hit a bug where, when trying to redo a puzzle, the cut-scene would show, but the "turn page" arrows would also still show, and after the cut-scene, I would be sent back to the album. Though I look forward to the final version, as I think this is on the right track. Suggestions: Add a skip button to cut-scenes that have already shown once, so you don't need to watch the same cut-scene multiple times, if you mess up the minigame. Add option to rotate the base object with arrow keys, as the rotate control with the mouse can cause issues. (e.g. trying to take things apart instead of rotate)
Game is way too clunky and very easily get stuck doing useless steps with no guidance or assistance. Bored after 15 minutes of play.
Clunky and imprecise controls. Slap-dashed minigames that remind me of my middle-school projects in terms of presentation. A single song playing on loop. I was bored by the second puzzle but kept going in hopes it gets more fun or interesting - but all they add are QTE-styled micro-games inside the assembly game.
good game but with it had more levels.
The First level won't load at all.
It's a cute little game, obviously unfinished. I'm completely stuck on the skateboard repair level, because trying to add a new front truck opens a blank minigame that has no buttons, and cannot be bypassed, escaped, or solved. One thing that's pulling me COMPLETELY out of the story though is how the kid somehow finds his friend playing a Gameboy Color (released in 1998) in 1987? And then his grandpa buys him one in 1989 for his 10th birthday? That's a simple Google, devs. The original Gameboy came out in 1989, either go with the original grey one, or adjust the dates because apparently these kids are time travelers. I've enjoyed it so far, but until that game breaking bug in the skateboard level has been fixed I can't play any more of it.
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