The Order of the Snake Scale

1 part point and click, 1/2 part Resident Evil tank controls, 2/7ths first person shooter, a dash of cyberpunk, a dram of cosmic horror(?) and as many chances to get stopped on a portruding bit of scenery as you can handle and you have Order of the Snake Scale. Played on an Xbox controller. What you need to know. 1. You've come to a small town to investigate the death of a young woman and will do very little of that. 2. Check the controls before you play. You HAVE A FLASHLIGHT. Use it. 3. You are a cyborg but you will regret not getting leg implants because you will be walking a lot. 4. As with most adventure games you need to find a object you can pick up to use on an object you cannot. 5. Search every area VERY thoroughly. Just because you have the shavings of cat hair doesn't mean you should run back to the mustache maker right away. Because tucked out of sight behind the pile of cat hair is bottle of bourbon you will need to give to a worker so he quits his job, so you can tell his supervisor that, so his supervisor can go after him, leaving his security card unattended on the table that you can't take while he's there because he yells at you cybog cop man working for the government that owns literally everything including the biomass factory you are currently inside. 6. Tank controls. Awkward tank controls. 7. Fixed camera position. Keep your gun out at most times so you can see from a first person perspective for about 3/5ths of the screen. ALSO, stuff you can interact with will usually emit lines you can see while in this perspective. 8. Why yes I did brute force the X,Y emergency lock puzzle thank you very much. 9. SURVIVAL HORROR. Seriously make every shot count. I ended the game with 2 bullets, 1 health, and no healing items. Contoller aiming is not mouse aiming. It's not bad. It's not polished. It's frustrating at times, because, like most adventure games, it screeches to a halt every time you miss an item, and end up scouring the entire game. Or looking up one of the very few youtube playthroughs of the game because their is no walkthrough, thank you Sater. Devs, make the puzzle pieces obvious, or have multiple ways to solve a puzzle. Inventory can have multiple uses. As opposed to your shovel vanishing after digging up one shallow grave. This would also be a great way to include the characters cybernetic eye.

Me costo entenderlo al principio y luego le agarre el ritmo, me gusto, me quede enganchado con la historia mientras iba resolviendo puzzle, me gusto tambien que con el tabulador se ponga el visor rojo y puedas encontrar pistas pero tambien me jugo en contra porque pensaba que marcaba todos los objetos para interactuar, pero no, Solo marca algunos. Me costo encontrar lugares como la parte trasera de la industria donde se consigue el conector ( a la derecha del doctor muerto al cual hay que sacarle el ojo) porque no me daba cuenta donde estaba la puerta ya que se camuflaba mucho con el entorno, lo mismo en la parte dentro del laboratorio donde hay que encontrar el pendrive para luego meterlo en la PC y ver el codigo, encontre el pasillo con el cadaver de pura casualidad y el puzzle de Y=0 y el X=0 lo saque con IA, xq no lograba entenderlo, lo hubiera disfrutado mas si estuviera en español, pero entiendo que no es prioridad ahora, Me gustaria que halla un par de armas como escopetas o armas mele, porque una vez q te quedas sin balas es dificil (se puede encontrar muchas ya lo se, pero yo anduve frustrado y disparaba al aire xD)

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save ammo as much as you can

This is a very fun game. It is enjoyable to use the first-person perspective in the third person view. The tank movement is good and it's possible to use the first person view as an alternative to third person controls. The game does not handhold and builds unique environments for the player to explore. The storyline is interesting and provides depth for the characters as well as the world.