Odysseus Kosmos and his Robot Quest (Complete Season)

[h1]Описание:[/h1] Юморной квест от отечественного разработчика в главной роли выступает чернокожий герой, игра пестрит шутками понятными и близкими русскоязычным игрокам, но при этом озвучка английская... Вообщем это тот случай когда и нашим и вашим... Сама игра довольно длинная и тут реально 5 эпизодов, а не эпизодиков... Прохождение каждого эпизода займет 1-2-3-4-5-6 часов в зависимости от того как вы будете решать головоломки, находить и применять предметы и т.п. Все в ваших руках. По сюжету игра интересна только первые два эпизода, а затем интересно наблюдать только за концовками эпизода. Финал слит полностью и после прохождения не отпускает небольшое разочарование. Графика шикарная и художники медальку заслужили. Музыка тоже хороша, особенно заглавная тема с женским вокалом. Но вот опять же озвучка только английская, хотя автор русскоязычный... Головоломки сложные, иногда интересные, иногда скучные, но в целом понравились. Предметы, логика их применения тут хромает и разобраться чего от нас хочет разработчик бывает очень и очень трудно... К руководству прибегал раз 50 наверное, что для таких игр очень и очень много. А ачивки скрытые тут вообще мозг сломает как получить и без руководств лучше вообще не пытаться собрать фулл достижения. Что по итогу? Длинный квест, который можно было бы сделать раз в 5 короче и сделать один хороший насыщенный эпизод, а не растягивать, чтобы в итоге слить. Я провел несколько вечеров в прохождении и понимаю, что потерял время зря - не рекомендую. [h1]Оценка: 5/10[/h1] [h1]Послесловие:[/h1] [quote] Если вам понравился этот обзор добро пожаловать в кураторку [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/8114152] К и Ко [/url], там много других, хороших обзоров. [/quote]

Before you pick up this game, ask yourself this question: Have you ever played a DOS-era point-and-click adventure game? Or at least a re-release/remaster of those? If your answer is no, walk away. This game isn't particularly a good choice to be your first experience of that genre. If your answer is yes, the experience you got from playing those previous games shall be used to gauge your interest for this game, from the fun stuff to the most frustrating parts. Chances are, this game is just like what you expect it to be. This game, made in 2017-2019, is designed like a DOS-era adventure game, and it made use of many of their formulas. Lots of walking, corny jokes, silly contraptions from household items, guide-dang-it difficulty, timed pixel-hunt sequences, and point sys-- Oh, wait, it doesn't have that one, thank goodness! The game is also packed with many easter eggs referencing the older games. Their placements are so immaculate it's impressive. I hate how I recognize every single one of them. I feel old af. I enjoy this game and completed the whole thing, but I have a few things that I don't like. Walking is kinda unresponsive when you click on the ground/empty spaces instead of objects. Inventory position is bad and blocks things sometimes. Episode 5 is a mess... No, not the ending; it's alright. The first half, though, feels like a rushed work, with a lack of informative dialogue, hints juggling too much between different tasks, texts feeling like straight-up fillers, and lots of word inconsistencies. Your last episode isn't supposed to take a nosedive in quality compared to the previous ones. So for those reasons, I can't recommend it. I do love this game, though. All in all, a decent game and a cool experience. Thank you for making such a gem.

Couldn't do it. Played the prolouge/first episode and knew it would be a frustrating slog. You'll have to have patience and know you're not going to breeze through this. Not a common sense game. You'll use random items to solve some problems. These problems can have hidden layers too, so after you think you've solved what you need, you'll have to use another nonsensical item to uncover something else. There's lots of dialog, which can be fun, but you're going to have to click on all kinds of combinations and with two options for each item, you'll go through a lot of repetitious dialog, which gets old. The characters speak in gibberish, which is fine, but the sounds got kind of annoying and it didn't match the length of the dialog box, so you have to continue reading in silence. Totally nit picky, but I didn't realize that would bother me, because my reaction was to click onward once they stopped talking. If there's a demo I would suggest you start there or even watch the start of a Youtube play-through.

[h2]Sinopsis[/h2] Odysseus Kosmos and his Robot Quest (Complete Season) es una excelente aventura Point Click inspirada en las aventuras gráficas de antaño y en clásicos del cine del espacio y ciencia ficción. Hace 30 años la tripulación de la nave San Francisco desapareció misteriosamente en un planeta próximo a un agujero negro, dejando atrás únicamente a Odysseus Kosmos, el ingeniero y al robot de mantenimiento, Barton Quest. Ambos sujetos pasan sus días tranquilamente, llevando a cabo rutinarias tareas de mantenimiento de la nave o arreglando pequeños desperfectos. Odysseus es extremadamente vago, basando sus actividades en la ley del mínimo esfuerzo, mientras que Barton actúa como la voz de la razón, controlando a su compañero por el bien de la nave. Todo transcurre con normalidad y monotonía hasta que un día algo empieza a desestabilizar la nave, cortando las comunicaciones y amenazando la órbita marcada. Es hora de que ambos compañeros se pongan manos a la obra para solucionar el problema y descubrir cuál es el paradero de la tripulación desaparecida, haciendo frente a una anomalía espacio-temporal. [h2]Jugabilidad / Apartado técnico[/h2] El juego se divide en 5 capítulos, que originalmente fueron lanzados de manera asincrónica. Se desarrolla como una aventura gráfica clásica, con múltiples escenarios recargados que deberemos explorar con el puntero del ratón, observando e interactuando con toda clase de objetos y recogiendo ítems que se irán añadiendo a nuestro inventario para usarlos allí donde convenga. Ofrece una gran variedad de rompecabezas, muy entretenidos y originales, que dinamizan la aventura en varios puntos. El juego posee un importante componente narrativo, con múltiples conversaciones entre Odysseus y Barton, generalmente con tono humorístico y absurdo. [h2]Valoración[/h2] A simple vista Odysseus Kosmos and his Robot Quest puede parecer un simple point & click que no añade nada nuevo al género, y así es, pero es un juego que sabe cómo hacer las cosas bien y se disfruta mucho. La trama se desarrolla de forma exponencial, pasando de una sección plana y monótona a otra con grandes giros y eventos interesantes. El pixel art es excelente, con una enorme variedad de estancias, escenarios y lugares detallados y atractivos. La jugabilidad es simple, recorrer la nave y explorar el entorno con el ratón, sin embargo, la exploración se ve constantemente intercalada con numerosos y originales puzzles que hacen más ameno el juego. En resumen, una aventura gráfica muy recomendable, de mucha calidad y valor, que puede conseguirse a buen precio, es extensa (más de 20 horas) y encantará a los amantes de la ciencia ficción espacial. Lo salvaría de un incendio! 👨‍🚒👍🔥 [h1]9/10[/h1] [quote]🚨 Si te ha gustado la reseña y quieres descubrir buenos juegos, sígueme en mi página de Mentor: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45092978/] Indies ON FIRE [/url]🚨[/quote]

This brings back the memories of all the bad parts of old point and click games, think DOS era moon logic. It's probably not a bad game if you like that sort of tedious trial and error, backtracking, endless dialogues, etc. It's simply not a game for me in 2025.

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So, the first episode being free will give you a small taste of what this game is all about. If you don't know this game, I advise you to look for it and start with that one. I started playing episode 1 and as soon as I finished it, I decided to get the complete Season. This is a point and click puzzle game with a silly story, where you need to avoid a catastrophe, but Odysseus (the main character) is really reluctant to do anything. I found it to be a very entertaining game and got addicted in playing it until the very end. The art is really well done and it's a very likeable type. It's like a fusion of cartoonish pixel art and imitationalism, which they made it work really well together in here. I love the fact that when the main character talks, you hear just a mumble and when the robot talks it is a simple digital sound. You read what they say and it feels like you're actually listening to their words. It reminds me the Charlie Brown's teacher when she speaks which is a great throwback to a childhood memory. The game is slow-paced which can make you impatient and irritated to no end, but I think it is purposely made according to the character's personality. He is kind of a slow, lazy worker that manages to do things all by himself (with a little help from the robot) even though he doesn't want to. The exchanges between the characters are hilarious and gives you a really enjoyable time. The story is foolish, the characters are foolish and even the tasks can be foolish, so be prepared for that. All the foolishness became a great combination that makes you get really into the story and the game. Just don't take this game too serious and believe me: you'll have fun!

Not Recommended

Extremely ambitious story, killed by very tedious puzzles. The creator might be an enginneer himself as the majority of tasks are about repairing/building/sabotaging something in a very -- too ! -- detailed manner, often unpredictable. If you are ready to go through this... the story is really interesting. I recommand to use the walkthrough (which doesn't mean it will be easy). I recommand also to do all the achievement on first run, as it's the only way to have the real ending.

Like other downvotes have mentioned, the protagonist and his companion are too obnoxiously insincere in everything that they do to make this game enjoyable. I can accept puzzles where you need to improvise solutions out of junk, but not when the reason you're forced to do so in the first place is because your protagonist is a lazy bastard who has stopped taking his job seriously. I genuinely don't care to hear what he has to say about the objects in the world around him because of his attitude-- and at that point, why continue playing at all? Chapter 1 wouldn't be so bad in its long buildup if the writers spent less time making "fat and lazy depressed guy" jokes and more time delving into the effects of severe isolation. EDIT: nevermind this game is irredeemable on all levels. It's physically not possible to get past episode 3 because the dumbass robot won't interact with the drag get up you need to get together.