Sol 705

Sol 705 is a really nice classic point-and-click adventure game. The game features some really nice art, especially in the backgrounds and the voice acting. The puzzles are pretty good and logical, and mostly rely on the classic mechanic of combining things in your inventory and using them to interact with the environment. There are a couple of times where the signposting could have been better so do expect to get stuck once or twice but it's not something that spoils the experience at all. The story gets a bit too chaotic for its own good towards the end, but it is still pretty funny and enjoyable. There are also a ton of cultural references to things that were part of daily life in Argentina (where the lead dev is from) back in the 80s and 90s. I'm not sure everyone will pick those up, but I really enjoyed seeing them in a game. The game should tale about 4hs to complete. I was a bit faster than that mostly because I played the demo and remembered a few things that are still in the game.

Nice game and a good tribute to the classic era of adventure games. Playing it was both fun and, at times, challenging. The great graphics and music add to the overall vibe, enhancing the experience. The stunningly detailed backgrounds and charming supporting characters visually surpass many Wadjet Eye releases. I spent a wonderful 6 hours playing this game. The story, though somewhat jerky and inconsistent, aligns well with the mentality of an 11-year-old boy, making it quite engaging. The action unfolds too quickly, sprawling across numerous locations and involving a lot of back-and-forth running. I can recommend this game to those who have experience with classic point-and-click adventure games

Good game by an independant studio with real difficulty and funny design.

I was drawn in by the prog rock element, however I didn't enjoy playing the game at all. The visuals and aurals are slightly offputting (some things don't fit together well, they seem pasted on top), but that would be okay if the gameplay and story were top notch. Sadly, they're not. I can tell there is a lot of heart and effort behind this, but it's not put together well. I will say, however, that the price is good.

Petit jeu plutôt bien réalisé mais scénario qui part dans tous les sens, je n'ai rien compris à l'histoire, ça n'empêche pas de le terminer car il y a très peu d'interactions possibles avec les objets trouvés mais c'est un peu n'importe quoi. 8/20

Well, nice game. but overall a bit disapointing. It reaaly feels like ther's too much things that i dont know. is this based on some movie series that i dont know? The graphics were good, the setting was wacky and funny, and it was a nice point-and-ckick. A story, however, was sorely lacking. The role of the aliens isn't made clear, the role of a certain crazy professor isnt made clear. (Is he an alien?) The role of the female protagonist isn't made clear. Sometimes items appear out of nothing in your inventory. There's no logic in sone scenes whatsoever, particularly towards the end. Well-drawn characters appear, but seem to be pure window dressing. There are simply way too many loose ends. It really feels as if the writer of this (game with a lot of promise!) got pressed for a deadline and threw together all the available material, and hoped it would turn out good. But it disappoints. Yet, for the price. nice game.

Einfach nur schwach.

So far the game has been building up a nice story at a nice pace, I've escaped the school and are currently trying to figure out what to do In the town. I haven't resorted to any walkthroughs yet. I've yet to meet any weird alien lifeforms but I'm looking forward to see what quirky stuff comes next. If you like classic point-and-clicks this one sneaks into the genre just fine