Sol705

There were so many bugs and spelling mistakes. Finishing the chapter left me more confused than anything. The start is not referred to at all. Maybe the full game will be better, but the developer will have to work on the translation and the bugs if they want it to succeed.

А продолжение то будет? Годный же проект выходил, но очень уж долгостройный...пока видимо игра выйдет целиком...пройдет еще миллион лет...

55/100

The translation was a little weird and the puzzles werent intuitive at all. I was confused from the start as to what I was even meant to do. Or why I was able to do certain things without being properrly prompted to like *SPOILER* hypotyzing a mole wearing sunglasses. It just didn't flow very well.

1920

Ugh, could only handle 10 minutes. 70s?? Please try to research anything about the 70s before attempting to simulate something from the 70s. Why bother even saying it's the 70s? A shaggy haired unshaven janitor calling the skinny jean wearing emo hipster whatever kid a hippie? The voice acting is also very robotic and the dialogue is awkward and mind numbing. It might be a nice game, don't know. I wanted to get to the part where you stole Carl Sagan's image but couldn't make it that far.

Love the dialogue and the funny protagonist. A great little clicking adventure game. Reminds me of one of the early 90s adventure games,

Here is the problem: - Do I recommend this free demo? Yes. - Would I buy the full game? No. Personally, I can live with the awkward English. The UI is a bit annoying and could use less clicks but, again, it's bearable. The production value is there (art, presentation, sound...) and the quantity is definitely there. The gameplay though... It lacks direction, and the puzzles are inspired by the worst aspects of the old classics, leading not to think but to randomly combine everything with everything until something clicks, often enough inexplicably so. I don't know, it could be a language issue after all, instead of weak puzzle design.