American Arcadia

Good song

Génial / Great !

Excelente juego, con una historia muy buena y un trasfondo de conspiraciones y teorías que recuerda a grandes novelas como 1984. Lo recomiendo totalmente. Lo único que mejoraría es que Trevor solo pudiera agacharse manualmente. Creo que sería un detalle que enriquecería mucho la experiencia y haría el juego más dinámico, ya que el agacharse automáticamente le resta bastante jugabilidad.

Absolutely loved this game! Will recommend for others. I wasn't expecting to see the use both a platformer and first person play style in the same game but it was done very well. Interesting setting and wonderful execution.

Leave me f*cking alone

[h3][b]Honestly, just a sweet, somewhat short, but ultimately charming experience.[/b][/h3] Not quite as high bar as It Takes Two, but I definitely enjoyed it as both a fan of dystopic fiction stories and quaint indie games that ooze creative style. If you mixed The Truman Show with Walt Disney, and then added a couple dashes of subversion and spy thrillers, you'd get American Arcadia. Simple, effective, somewhat predictable at times, and intriguing with LOTS of cutscenes to explain not just the characters you're playing as but the world and history these people inhabit. Maybe a bit too much, especially with it's clear satirical commentary about corporate ethics, surveillance, hacktivists, etc. being a bit TOO on the nose, when I felt anyone with a level head could do with more subtext to read into instead of it being narrated directly to them. Humor was rough at the start, but it found its footing by the end. Gameplay wise, it's like Limbo blended with Firewatch (props to that other Steam review I saw for figuring out the perfect comparision). Most of the puzzles are pretty straightforward, with a decent level of depth to make you feel smart a few times. Platforming as Trevor is never terribly difficult, but I probably could do with less "trial and error" bits that basically put you in a death loop until you get the timing or puzzle just right. Personally I wish there was more that kinda blend the two playstyles at once (as it does so here at least 1 time), but that's more a nitpick than a fault. Overall, just a solid, tight experience. Definitely more for those interested in the story than looking for innovative gameplay: it's more using that dual-playstyle framework to tell its narrative than much else. Sometimes that story stutters a bit, but the ending I found pleasantly enjoyable in light of the twists and turns it had under its sleeve. For $20, I think this is absolutely worth a try to the indie gamers out there. Side Note: I think this game may have revealed I have a thing for Puerto Ricans or something. Angela's Spanish outbursts had me smiling a lot more than I thought throughout.

orwell en jeu video . genial , mais le gameplay rudimentaire n'est la que pour accompagner la narration , et ca fonctionne tellement bien

Fun Game. More story than game though. Still a very enjoyable story, with lot's of nerd-cultural references. The game part is really only to keep you going, the "riddles" are pretty easy and the Jump'n'Run is no Gianna Sisters ... but still... thanks guys. I did enjoy playing :)