Resonance

Resonance is definitely an "expert level" adventure game in many ways. The multiple characters with their own inventories and large number of areas with possibility of backtracking makes for a pretty complex set of possibilities. Nevertheless, this also enables the game to have a good variety of puzzles and interesting/clever interactions, which makes for a fun experience. The story is well made and works well with the character system. Overall would recommend!

One of the better Wadjet Eye Games, up there with Gemini Rue, Technobabylon, and Shardlight. (Not as good as Unavowed or Excavation of Hob's Barrow, in my opinion, but I liked it much better than Strangeland, Primordia, and the Blackwell games. Haven't yet played Old Skies!)

Good

Yet another thoughtful dystopian point-and-click published by Wadjet Eye! Relatable and clever with a great story and great voice acting.

great game wadjet eye never misses

good old time

Fantasic adventure game, simple puzzles but the story is what gripped my attention.

+

I normally really love Wadjet Eye published games, but this one just did not do it for my. my score says 16 hours, but i didn't even beat it. That's 2 separate attempts to try to play it over teh years, both failures. The plot is interesting, but playing the actual game is so cumbersome you can't even enjoy it. Too many characters, too many "items" (yes I include "thoughts" as items since that's how they are used basically). Not enough fun adventuring.

I have two ways I want to use to describe this Point & Click Adventure Game Experience 1) "WOW!" 2) "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!" (with many more H's and !'s) This story is incredibly well thought out and thought provoking in and of its own right, frankly I could have gone for more but I appreciate every game has to end somewhere and the twists and turns containing the 4 Main Playable Characters were entirely unpredicted (with the exception of one, who's twist is telegraphed the moment a specific door in the game closes). This was a masterclass of storytelling within a very limited graphical scale. However... then we come to puzzles like "The Supercollider" and that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ puzzled box being solved WITHOUT the scanner... oh.. my.. god. I openly admit I cheated. I sat here with A4 Pad and Pen and I worked out the solutions using the scanner and then re-loaded and did it myself. Oh and the puzzle for getting the item from police storage? I save-scummed for that too because I got it wrong 3x in a row! Those puzzles were deliberately thought provoking and whilst I found myself frustrated and writing notes which can only be viewed at as some form of alien conspiracy theorist or a whack-a-doodle, they truly were rewarding when you figure them out, and the fact that these are all RNG based means there's no real way to cheat your game by looking these things up, After the disappointing Point & Click i'd come from before this, to this - wow. I really appreciated it, it's not an easy game by any stretch but it's worth your time to play. I suppose that again i'm forced to utter the phrase "Wadjet Eye Games is essentially a mark of quality". I'll sound like a broken record but it really does seem to be case.