Finally finished the game a few minutes ago and thought it deserved my impressions. I couldn't remember which topic I had mentioned it in previous, so I made a new one.
I had been getting a little fed-up with the pace of the game about 3/4 through. There are many, many bullshit tasks for you to do along with some meaningless conversations and pointless puzzles (like the match stick ones). Plus, I grew really tired of opening doors I'd been through numerous times. Oddly, there are a couple of doors in the game that will prompt you to physically open them from one side but not the other.
Those are my only realy gripes about the game. Wait, the text could have moved a little faster. But aside from that, it was a worthwhile play. I only really felt this way at the end of it all. The last stretch with Dunning laying it all out (some of of which I picked up on, some not) until the ending scene with Mila joining Hyde as they drive off was great. I was actually very sad to say goodbye to the place and the people in it. Just like Hyde found them all to be nusances in the beginning and friends (or at least tolerable) in the end, so too did I. I was disappointed that, from some oversight during the game, I didn't get to see Iris on the roof or the Jenny/Dunning reunion after the credits.
Overall, I'd give this game 14 egg rolls out of a possible 900 fire ants.
On to Phoenix Wright or Professor Layton.
I had been getting a little fed-up with the pace of the game about 3/4 through. There are many, many bullshit tasks for you to do along with some meaningless conversations and pointless puzzles (like the match stick ones). Plus, I grew really tired of opening doors I'd been through numerous times. Oddly, there are a couple of doors in the game that will prompt you to physically open them from one side but not the other.
Those are my only realy gripes about the game. Wait, the text could have moved a little faster. But aside from that, it was a worthwhile play. I only really felt this way at the end of it all. The last stretch with Dunning laying it all out (some of of which I picked up on, some not) until the ending scene with Mila joining Hyde as they drive off was great. I was actually very sad to say goodbye to the place and the people in it. Just like Hyde found them all to be nusances in the beginning and friends (or at least tolerable) in the end, so too did I. I was disappointed that, from some oversight during the game, I didn't get to see Iris on the roof or the Jenny/Dunning reunion after the credits.
Overall, I'd give this game 14 egg rolls out of a possible 900 fire ants.
On to Phoenix Wright or Professor Layton.
