A Long Road Home

A short point-and-click where the pointing and clicking is not all that useful, but the story is decent and the puzzles are good. Check out more of my thoughts in this video: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/606324836

Egy ilyen élvezetes játékért, boldogan fizettem. Sok játékkal ellentétben, amelyek egyszerűen csak az aranyosságra mennek ,annak érdekében, hogy elrejtsenek több, zavaró hibákat a játékból. De a A Long Road Home egy nagyon izgalams, titokzatos kalandjáték, nagyon okos fejtőrőkkel és kísérteties tematikus elemekkel megtűzdelt játék. A karakterek ábrázolása és kinézetük renkívül arayosak, a zene segít megteremteni a hangulatot. A rejtvények nagyon eredetiek és kreatívak a nehézségük pedig pont megfelelő de néhol bizonyos kreatív gondolkodást igényel. Remélem több hasonló játékot is láthatunk majd a készítőtöl.

Eu o comprei, pois, também gosto de trabalhar como o rpg maker, e nunca tinha visto este tipo de jogo usando o sistema, isto me abriu os horizontes sobre o poder da ferramenta, adorei jogar isto. A história é bem legal, assim como os puzzles, que por jogar poucos jogos desse genero achei muito difícil, ficando preso em lugares por horas, por não saber onde clickar (não passar o mouse por cima de tudo dá nisso), e outras vezes por não saber interagir com os itens/pessoas, e claro esquecer inumeras vezes os escritos nos livros. Levei 8h pra fechar e platinar. Recomendo e muito a qualquer um que queira ver um RPGMaker sem batalhas, up, etc. OBS: Developer there is a bug on the first dragon, when you try to interact with it with a item before clean the temple, give a Galv's use error, and the game crash.

This is a very good game. Good story, easy to use interface. Well worth 99 cents, maybe even twice that. Not more than twice, but maybe twice. <3 Good work mate.

Objectively, “A Long Road Home” is a fairly good game: an attempt at an adventure using RPGMaker framework (which works mostly fine, only items manipulation is a bit clumsy), with decent environment design and good music, occasional puzzles and intriguing story with the atmosphere of divinity and mysticism about it. Unfortunately, what totally downed all of this for me was the insinuation throughout the story that brutal tyranny is somehow good, because it brings stability. It never is, and it never does.

A long road to refund. Was worth it to get the "nörttikuutio" emoji to steam chat. 2/10 too hard puzzles couldnt speedrun the game.

https://youtu.be/uhGJEv86H5w Building an adventure game inside of RPGMaker is a bold swing that doesn't quite payoff as the puzzle design relies on a chain of single actions without strong signaling to what the steps are.

nice

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