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Played on RTX2060Super/Corei7 4770/Pico 4/wifi wireless

The game itself looks great to me as I like low poly graphics.
The puzzles itself is another matter, I do like escape room, but it looks like my mind could not get on the same frequency as the developers. Some puzzles are pretty straight forward, but others really need you to think like the devs did.
Also it being a buggy game doesn't help, first time I had everything correct but the alien didn't come out of it's enclosure (maybe because I had thrown some stuff in the room on the floor), had to restart the game to get that bug fixed. And I had a few more points which I had right but nothing happened until I redid it again.

At least it ran fine on my Pico 4 using Pico Connect, but when i tried it with my HTC Vive Pro a long time ago with the vive wand controllers or the Index controllers it didn't seem to work. Haven't retried it though.

It says at the end that it's episode 1 and more will arrive soon, but as far as I know, there hasn't been any new episode.
I bought it a long time ago for very cheap and I certainly would recommend it if it's on sale, but beware, you really need to be in the same mindset of the devs to get some of the puzzles, I sure as hell wasn't even though I had a good feeling of what I was supposed to do.

Another fine example of a great adventure game, and made by a small team.

The story is great, the graphics are great, the voices are excellent, and the puzzles are not too hard (although I needed to use a walkthrough twice, but that's more because I didn't think of something).
I did had one crash, pointing the raven to the machine on top of the guardbuilding without first having done something resulted in a crash.

Looking forward to playing more by this team.

A fun little adventure with some minor annoyances.
The graphics are great and I'm glad they decided years later to add full voices, as without it I wouldn't have played it. The story itself is pretty standard but entertaining enough. The puzzles are mostly also not that hard.
It's not very long, but that's OK, not every adventure needs to be 10+ hours, and a small one is nice to finish in one evening.

But I had one annoyance, a lot of it is inventory based and combining items, so you try to combine everything but in the annoyance case nothing work, but you needed to use the hand icon in the inventory, which up till that point you never needed and after that point you also never needed. So I never even thought of using only the hand icon. They should have made it possible using a specific kitchen utensil you have in your inventory to also accomplish the job.

I hope this team get to do another adventure.

Very nice adventure game and for me just the right length, for the time I was playing (it doesn't always have to be 12-16 hours or something, for me).
The puzzles are not hard and pretty straight forward, didn't need a walkthrough to solve anyhting.
The graphix are great, the voice acting is quite standard, not bad, but also not the best, but good enough.

I bought it a while back in a sale, and the current sale price of 3,35 euro's is definitely it's money worth.
I do hope we'll see a sequel or at least another adventure by this team/creator.

It's a nice adventure, not really too hard, but at least one or two puzzles (close to each other) where annoying.
The graphics are great, the voice acting is also of high quality.
But I whished they had a few more using items puzzles, as it has a lot of dialog.
I picked it up in a sale and it is certainly worth the money then.
Hope they'll do a sequel or something.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Index controllers/RTX2060Super

The game itself looks OK, the premise is pretty standard, you have to found out what happened, although you never really do. There really is only one type of puzzle, point the laser to active/open things. And that's not a bad thing.
The only gripe I had was with the one in the great hall with the moving platform, putting boxes on the platform and then moving it would make the boxes fall off, and you'll have to, at least I did, try to throw the boxes ontop of the platform which is very hard.

At the start it isn't really clear why they are asking 'Oculus', 'Valve Index' or 'HTC', but now I know they meant what controllers you are using, they should make that much more clear, as I was using a HTC Vive Pro headset but I was using the Valve Index controllers. So the names should have been something like 'Choose your controllers', and 'HTC' should have been 'HTC Wand'.

I'm very glad the developer finally did a VR version of their flatscreen game as the game is much more fun in VR as on flatscreen (own both).
I bought it at a sale or as part of a bundle so it was very cheap. I don't think the 9.99 euro price for it standalone is right, but if you buy it as part of a bundle. I think I paid about 2 euro's for it as I already owned the original which I also bought long time ago in a bundle, and that's certainly a great price, otherwise as a standalone I would say about 5 euro's.

Looking forward to playing their other VR games/ports.

The third blackwell game. I do think the store pages of these blackwell games should make it more clear which episode it is, as it's only clear from the comments, but you sure need to have played the previous ones to understand more of this episode.

The graphics are great again, and the story is decent. Sadly it's mostly dialog clicking again instead of using items etc.

If you liked the previous 2, you'll also like this one.

Again another entertaining and fun small adventure in the Blackwell series.
This time you play as the aunt in the 70's, and it's 2 cases leading into a third.

The graphics are great again and the story is also nice. It's not really a hard game as it's more like following dialogs and the notebook, which is actually a bit of a shame, as I rather like just finding items and using them instead of going through dialogs.
It's a rather short game, the 3 hours is including replaying the ending a couple of times to see if it changed (but not as far as I could see it, good, I hate multiple endings).

Very beautiful game. The artwork is really splendid. The story is ok, the ending was not exactly to my liking but it did fit the story right.
It isn't the most difficult game, as most things are relatively straight forward (didn't use a walkthrough at all).

I bought it in a bundle or on sale a long time ago, so it was for me well below 5 euro's, and I think for that price it was a great game.

My first Wadgeteye game, and I liked most of it.
I love the pixelart of the game, the voiced were ok and the story was also ok.
It's a start of a series of games, this 'episode' closes, so luckily no clifhangers.
The puzzles aren't that hard, as most of them is combining notes (which is actually the part that I found the least interesting about this game, as you had to combine some notes to really get forward).

It isn't a long game though, my 4 hours is including replaying the ending a couple of times, and with a few 5 minute breaks. If you are a decent adventure gamer you'll probably can finish it in 3 hours (or even less).

Bought it a long time ago in an adventure bundle, but the current regular price of 4,49 euro's is certainly a decent price, if you can get it on sale it is an even better price ofcourse, or just try to buy the whole Blackwell bundle with all the games.