
"Where's Home?" Playing as Pumo the little robot and his companion friend Buggie; you're on a mission to find a new way home, as your aircraft mysteriously malfunctioned. Find creative ways to hide and sneak around, use your abilities to put pieces together and get Pumo back home!
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Languages: English
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I am not trying to be rude by any means but it took twenty minutes for me to realize I had to go controls and hit "T" to toggle between characters to be able to play with "both" characters. There was no tutorial or pop up hint guide to help you..even when I figured out that, I was unable to make any progress in the game. I am not sure if I am looking for an item like a "needle in a haystack" type of thing, but I can't find my self enjoying the game when I can't even find out what to do! It seems to run nice, it looks interesting, it got my interest for a reason but the follow through is no bueno senor. Youtube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8huI5fPH9A&feature=youtu.be
I can't see, I can't control, I can't understand...
After playing through "Where's Home" I can safely make these claims after an hour or so in-game. By any means is this game a five star seller, and I know what you're thinking, you're gonna dip right on past it without giving the game a chance, well let me tell you a couple of things for the people who haven't already played the game. This game is not finished by any stretch of the imagination, there are still kinks and other things to work out before it could be called a full title. With that being said there are many things that are wrong with this game, whether it be the lighting, clipping through objects, or the various exploits that are found within the server map. I would like to give some props to the developer for making this a quite difficult game, even finding the first lever is a challenge in on itself that would make most people ragequit only to find out that the lever is on the side of the barn in complete and utter darkness. Now saying that this game is unique and that while yes, has a lot of issues about it, can present itself as an honest skill developing game for some people and I really adore the way Pumo is able to go about his life solving these puzzles without any help from a tooltip or gui bar like we as humans are programmed to know, because it is in every game ever. Having said that, the game is simple and delightful to play, and quite challenging if you aren't careful, the game makes you think and you honestly have to understand how the game works and kinda figure it out for yourself as you go along. All in all I'd go ahead and say this game is a winner in my book, well done.
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