RE:CALL

Es un juego con un conceptazo e historia interesante. Si sos de argentina, tiene diálogos que logran ser graciosos sin pecar de dar vergüenza, como suele pasar. La música de fondo acompaña el sentimiento a medida que avanzas en la historia; Si bien algunos momentos de puzzle son medios tediosos, nada que te queme el bocho (salvo que seas un nene tiktok o no tengas mucha paciencia). Si lo pueden jugar en algún momento, denle la oportunidad, que se lo merece.

I really wanted to like this game. I'm not even that mad about the fact that the main gimmick of the game gets phased out halfway through it. I think Chapter 5 is fun! I enjoyed it. I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ HATE Chapter 7. It is half the godsdamn game, and it's got some of the worst puzzles in anything I've ever played. The story is great! I love everything about this game's art style, characters, whatever. If you can get past half of the game having repetitive gameplay that's barely engaging in the slightest, then you'll probably like this one. If that's something that you don't like, like myself, avoid this game. Watch a playthrough, spread the word. This game is good. Just unfun. And I want to see what the developers cook next.

Очень советую игру!!! Давно купила, откладывала из-за языка, но играется на легке (это тем кто не хочет играть из-за отсутствия русского)

Well, where do we start? The story is fascinating and highly complex. The puzzles are challenging, but entertaining. The characters are lovable and memorable. The music is really good, the visuals are neat too... I see what the dev meant when he said he poured his soul into this game. Felicidades, wacho, este juego se lo recomiendo a todo aquel que disfrute una buena historia.

Another reviewer wished steam had an option for a neutral review, and I couldn't agree more. The game has it's highs, but the game also had some disappointing lows and sadly ends on a pretty weak note. There is a section at the end where you have to do extended puzzles sections, and it wore on me so fast, and the story itself sadly suffered on the writing and presentation side too. That said, the game is full of charm and passion, the music is great too, and my honest recommendation for the game is to play it through the end of Chapter 6, quietly stopping the game and just quietly ponder on what happens next. Mind you, the actual conclusion isn't horrible at all! It just left me wanting way more after everything, and in my personal opinion, and I felt like I would've left things on a more positive note if most of last chapter didn't exist in the way it did. Leave the important elements far more focused, ditch the dedicated puzzle sections (or at least take a serious look at them to make them far less tedious to get through) and it would've had enough good will for me to earnestly recommend without cavaets In any case, get this game on a sale after you checked out the demo and like what you see. You WILL get more of it and the game is fun to that extent, but just lower your expectations a bit towards the end so you won't be asking 'wait, is that it?' too much.

An absolute masterpiece of a game... until it turns into a rushed mess. A great concept, perfectly executed for the first three chapters, until it's forgotten, never used again, and replaced with long, obnoxious door puzzles, full of useless backtracking. A well-written story with a very engaging opening, until suddenly, towards the end, somehow, it manages to feel padded and rushed at the same time. Gorgeus pixel graphics, with expressive portraits and detailed backgrounds. No, no "but"s here. A soundtrack that... well, it does its job through all the game. Better than playing muted, i guess. There are some bugs here and there, nothing gamebreaking, but bugs regardless. For example, if you press the "Continue" button on the main menu too fast, the game will crash. In chapter 7, you can press the "X" button anytime. Even in conversations. Which produces some... unexpected behaviour. Given the presumably low sales, this bugs will sadly never get fixed. This might be one of the greatest games i've ever played. But towards the end, it becomes one of the worst. A shame, but regardless, i recommend the game. It plays great on the Steam Deck. Also, easy achivements.

A neat take on a "time travel detective" style puzzle game with a pretty good soundtrack! Worth your time if you like that sort of thing, but stumbles on "gamey" elements preventing unsupported creative solutions. Despite that, I wasn't frustrated most of the time and did end up finishing the game. The finale is lackluster and appears to be rushed unfortunately, but I did enjoy most everything else.

Playing this right after Evan's Remains, the flaws are still there but largely improved on, at least in my opinion. I fell in love with the art style fairly quick, and the game surprised me with a tried (too tried, some could argue) base formula without making it unbearable or bland. I'd recommend it overall on a good sale; Probably don't get it on an impulse purchase, or at full price if you're planning to get into it without much info.

Graphs are cute, the puzzles are quite smart and fun.

Oye que divertido!!! 10/10