Returner 77 for Pc

I’m a big fan of escape the room and puzzle type games, and I’ve played a lot of them (both free and paid). That being said, I’ve never played anything like this. The puzzles are challenging, the story is captivating, and on top of it all it’s a well developed game. The graphics are amazing but one thing I was surprised to notice was the care put into the sound production. When wearing headphones, the sound pans from one ear to the other as you pan the view, making for a more immersive game playing experience. Overall, a great game and definitely worth every cent! As for the repetition that some people complained about, I didn’t think it was too repetitive at all. Yes, you are repeating similar puzzles, but they often get more difficult as you go and they also make sense in the context of the game and the story. Why would an alien race create different mechanisms for the same type of object? Either way, I thought it was great and I am excited to see what the developers have in store!

After purchasing this game it constantly pesters you between puzzle to leave a review, so here you go. It’s horrible and tedious. Sliding puzzles 4 in a row. Move the dot through the maze 4 in a row. Connect the lines side to side 4 in a row. You get the just here? The controls at least on the most current iPhone are spotty at best. And at worst don’t register so you’re constantly tapping the same thing with varied results which is totally frustrating for game play. Have of the challenge of the game is getting the controls to work. Then there’s the “AI”. Your “helper” in the game. It states the obvious usually twice then offers to solve the puzzle. Sure. I’d like to bypass this pos puzzle that is nothing but monotonous. Then the AI informs you it’s going to take a couple minutes to figure it out while you sit and watch the percentage of completion. Why? Who does this benefit? It only serves to slow down the game! The reason I said solve it was to bypass the tedium. And if it’s a column or box puzzle prepare to sit through all four sides one at a time. There’s 15 mins of your life you’ll never get back. In summary. I hated it. If you want a cool game there are many others like The Rooms latest offering which was completely awesome. Do not waste your money here.

I don't know who the artist is that created these images but major kudos to him/her/them. This is the best looking game on iOS since The Room series. Also like The Room, you need to solve puzzles. Will Myst fans like this? Yes and no. Yes, in that this has similar mechanics but no in that the puzzles are limited to a device. In Myst, to solve a puzzle you might need to throw a switch in one area to power a device in another area to do the puzzle but you couldn't do the puzzle without a gear from yet another area. In this game the puzzles are limited to just the device you are at and any crystals or pieces that are needed can usually be found right by the device you're working on. Some have stated that the puzzles were too easy. I agree that more complexity would benefit this game but I also don't want a Riven level of complexity. Meaning, one doesn't need to be a high level Mensa member to solve it. As for the acting, I would say that less is more. Maybe a few messages over communications rather than a lot of videos. They were taking me out of the vibe of the game while trying to progress the storyline. Like most games of this type on iOS, it's short. I hope the next in this series can squeeze more in. I've been playing this game on an iPad Air 1 with no problems. I originally bought this game for my iPhone but I prefer games on my iPad so I thought I'd give it a shot and it paid off.

I love this game. I read the reviews before, and most had good points. Amazing graphics, fun puzzles. Where reviewers got it wrong was they should have realized, is that there will be more. $3.99 is way less than you would pay for a full game. Unless they try to expand this out to six episodes and don’t give the people who paid for the first four the next two for free, then this will be a well thought out and well planned game. Some of the puzzles are easy, but if you don’t want a little easy mixed in with difficult, then you don’t enjoy balance. I won’t compare it to The Room or House of Davinci because it’s it’s own unique thing. Both of those are great for what they are. As is this app.