
Stellar Mess is a point&click 2D graphic adventure game with retro style, where the least likely hero must rescue the princess and save the galaxy from a tyrannical Stellar Armada. All this while walking through a small town located somewhere in the Argentinian Patagonia.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Latin America
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Hours played at review time, across 21 reviews with recorded playtime.
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There's not much to say since this is the second chapter. If you're reading this, you've probably already played the first one and know what to expect. Huge pixels full of nostalgia, ridiculous dialogue, and plenty of references. If you haven’t played the first one, there's a demo available, give it a chance.
This game is a huge improvement over the first one. It offers a more extensive walkthrough while remaining linear enough that you never feel lost. I had some difficulty with one puzzle, but it was just a matter of patience and focus until I was able to determine the answer. The game has almost no random solutions, and all the spots you have to interact with are quite obvious. My only real issue with this game so far is that certain texts, including both dialogues and signs, were in Spanish despite the fact that I was playing in English. That wasn't really a problem for me; however, it's still not ideal. So far, so good, great job with the sequel. I'm looking forward to seeing the conclusion of this whole story.
As a fan of Lucasfilm Games - instant buy.
Una Aventura Gráfica de las de toda la vida. El primero me gustó mucho, y este de momento también. Seguro que me haré con la tercera parte cuando salga.
It maintains the level of the previous chapter. Fun, challenging and an unforgettable gameplay experience.
El universo creado por el estudio Tibba Games no solo toma inspiración de los clásicos de LucasFilms Games en los que participó Ron Gilbert, sino también de Star Wars y Armada, la novela de Ernest Cline en la que que se mezcla un MMO hiperrealista con una invasión alienígena real. Es a partir de estos tres pilares, y de la cultura popular argentina de la época, que su desarrollador nos presenta una obra que nada tiene que envidiarles a los clásicos que homenajea. Contando una historia llena de humor y situaciones absurdas, ideal para los amantes del género. Stellar Mess: Operation Kush (al igual que su primer episodio y seguramente su tercera entrega) es un juego que requiere de paciencia y amor por el detalle, pero que se puede completar en poco más de tres horas. Dicho esto, por la concentración que te pide, tal vez tengas que jugarlo en más de una sentada. La segunda entrega de la trilogía de Tibba Games es una recomendación obligatoria para los amantes de las aventuras gráficas clásicas. Pero también es una excelente puerta de entrada para nuevos jugadores, permitiéndoles experimentar cómo eran esos grandes títulos de antaño, pero con un corazón argentino. Lee nuestro análisis completo en: [url=https://pressover.news/analisis/stellar-mess-operation-kush-la-aventura-intergalactica-patagonica-continua/] [b]Press Over News[/b] [/url]
Enjoyed it. Good plot. Maniac Mansion-esque which is a good thing obviously haha! Logic puzzle design a bit hindered by quirky translation. Lazy dev meaning quite a couple couldn't-be-bothered-to-fix details like Spanish creeping into the English version and some hotspot and inventory item bugs. All in all I'm looking forward to the concluding 3rd chapter!
Muy bueno, vale la pena
Great sequel to an excellent retro throwback point and click adventure. Puzzle flow is good and the pace works well. look forward to the sequel.
Mucho mejor que la primera parte en todos los sentidos, me lo pase genial y la única pega tener que esperar la 3 parte para finalizar esta historia
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