Strange Telephone

很有意思的解谜。一开始玩的有些不明所以，总是反复暴毙。死多了后终于发现为什么死以及解密逻辑。这游戏还有一点比较有意思就是输号码和开盲盒一样永远不知道下一个号码开出的是不是隐藏。在12^6个号码中抽奖。

ドット絵がかわいいゆめにっきフォロワーなポイント＆クリック。音楽もとてもいい。 正しいアイテムをオブジェクトに使うことでゲームが進行していくが、一部導線が弱かったりそもそもノーヒントだったりする。雰囲気がいい

The game aesthetics are nice, but the controls are insuffarable. The constant mouse-dragging feels like I'm being tortured. This was very clearly not meant to be a pc game.

世界観とドット絵が素晴らしい作品

This is a puzzle game that truly shines and becomes genuinely enjoyable only when two players are perfectly in sync and on the same wavelength. Unfortunately, I never managed to get in tune with it—because on my monitor (with no resolution scaling option), the game appears way too tiny to play properly.

The telephone was quite strange. Not as strange as Pero though.

Very nice surreal game with some gameplay elements that actually reinforce the exploration as opposed to existing independently of it. Basically, there are literally thousands of numbers you can dial. Each number takes you to a level. You then use this level as a sort of "forward operating base" to explore adjacent levels. There is a time limit that throws you back to the hub if you exceed it, meaning you will have to dial again. Basically your goal is to narrow down as many "important levels" as possible, explore these as thoroughly as you can, and try to accomplish as much as you can before you get booted back to the hub. There are also a lot of ways to avoid blindly wandering around. If you pay attention and really think about what you've already come across, you can avoid tedious wandering and reach a lot of "aha!" moments. I really like this system. The only thing is...it would be absolutely SICK if there was some kind of concrete fail-state if you dialed too many times, took to long overall, etc, which, if the conditions were met, would completely wipe your save like a permadeath game. This would REALLY incentivise wise and deliberate exploration choices and, IMO, elevate the game to a whole new level. My complaints aside, I recommend this game. Its dreamy atmosphere is very thick, even poignant at times, and the appeal of traversing the levels searching for "that one thing" that you need is right up my alley. The soundtrack is very nice too.