Mind Snares: Alice's Journey

A pretty good Artifex Mundi hidden object game.

Costumo gostar muito desse estilo de jogo, mas de todos que eu joguei, este simplesmente não faz sentido, A protagonista simplesmente é introduzida na história sem nenhuma explicação, uma historia muito nada a ver, que não te prende, com personagens muito rasos, no final você pensa que vai ter uma explicação, se tudo foi um sonho, se foi demônio, espirito ou o que, mas simplesmente não da pra entender nada do começo ao fim. Em contra-ponto os puzzles são divertidos, e os gráficos são bacanas comparados a maioria de jogos que eu conheço nesse estilo por isso a recomendação positiva. Acredito que numa boa promoção compensa comprar :) 6/10 (Se alguém estiver buscando por uma trilogia bem bacana de jogos de objetos ocultos, tentem Enigmatis, que também é da Artifex.)

Genuinely so much fun and perfect aesthetics. From the moment I loaded into the first level I was hooked on finding every hidden object and collecting achievements along the way. There were a couple parts where I got stuck and refrained from using any guides to get the full experience so it took some time going back and forth between rooms. The puzzles are pretty easy and straight forward and everything you need for them is accessible. There was a glitch I encountered where I quit the game midway through a room and when I loaded in, I didn't have any items so I had to redo the entire chapter but it wasn't too bad. The profile badge is very cute as well and overall aesthetic is dark and gloomy but still beautiful. I would definitely recommend this game for anyone who likes point and click puzzlers.

This is simply awful. It works on a purely technical level, but is let down by the entire narrative and main character. Alice, our protagonist, is so allergic to taking accountability for her own actions that she hallucinates an entire fake universe in which everything is not her fault, because of the evil patriarchy kidnapping, brainwashing, and murdering women, as men are literally incapable of having any feelings besides anger, pride, or lust. I wish I was joking. The metaphors and symbology are so ham-fisted, you could slap them between two pieces of bread and call it a sandwich. Alice claims she doesn't hate all men, on account of maybe having a husband that one time, but World-Loom clearly had a tree-sized chip on their shoulder, and were not going to let a petty thing like "narrative dissonance" or "needing a likeable, non-idiot protagonist who doesn't whine every five minutes" stop them from telling their male boss that he is evil because of his genitalia. The story also ends on an unsatisfying note, as Alice is not promptly hit by a train for wasting my time and money.

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Above average HOG. Decent cut scenes and voice acting. Puzzles are easy but not trivial. Worth playing.

Mind Snares: Alice's Journey is one heck of a journey, playing well off its title. I remember playing this first time when I was still some high-school freshman, and seeing its poppy visuals. I believe they do live up to their name. The visuals were absolutely stunning. Each area in the map is eye-catching at best, truly as if you're walking into this dream. At this occasion, it's a experiencing a nightmare. The music per chapter has its own theme to it. its not simply one to three background per all, but each chapter contains a specific vibe. Some are mysterious, playful, and even downright mystical. There were no collectibles meant to be found so safe to say you are free to roam without worries at all of missing any secret collectible. This offers the player a much more chill gameplay than most AM games. I like the message of this game, that it appeared in a form of a scroll of wisdom: [i]sometimes something needs to fade away from within us so that something new can be born.[/i] She fought this nightmarish place she was placed into and experienced a breakthrough. It's nice to instill this into many, relating that change can replace the old with a much better something, or whatever it may be. I don't have strong feelings to this game, but I would rate this a solid [u]8/10[/u] for the message it intends to send, delivery, and story plot. This is a sure recommend not only to fans of the genre but to casuals as well, providing an ample life lesson through a gaming experience.