Another Tomorrow

really enjoyed this game, i love a challenge and this has lots!

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Nice point & click adventure, with lots of puzzles (almost all of which make sense). There is also a background plot, which in the beginning seems interesting, but after 1-2 hours of playing takes a back seat. Nonetheless, it is always fun to open up new locations and find and solve new puzzles. For the price, I totally recommend it.

Another Tomorrow es un buen juego de puzzles con una historia que acompaña pero cuyo factor sorpresa se ve venir, así que en mi caso no tuvo tanto impacto. Volviendo a los puzzles que son el punto más fuerte tengo para decir que en un 95% diría que las pistas "naturales" que presenta el juego están bien diseñadas. Solamente uno o dos puzzles no los entendí ni siquiera con el sistema de pistas adicional. Dicho sistema no me pareció tan bien hecho porque básicamente consistía en una pista que no dice absolutamente nada o es muy obvia y la siguiente ya la solución. Más allá de eso la pasé bastante bien con el juego. Puntaje: 7.5/10

tldr: just want a bit of a gameplay video? its below the review I think this is the third installment of glitch games that i've played and I gotta say I don't recall any of the puzzles so far being reused. Usually in a puzzle game from the same developer they reuse a puzzle, but each one has been unique thus far. The puzzles really challenge your perception and observational skills along with your ability to infer clues from seemingly innocuous sentences or objects. The more games I play from this developer the better I become at being observant. Its learning and fun, what more do you want! The game will take you roughly 5 hours give or take 90 minutes depending on just how stumped you are and how stubborn you are with not using the hint system. The only downside to the game is when you reload a save it will restore all photos in your camera. full gameplay with timestamps https://youtu.be/07asV72URDA

Good story, predictable twist, though (which means I just spoiled it for you; sorry). About as linear as you can get without Only a couple of nigh-moon-logic puzzles, and at least one that was an exercise in twisting your head about (literally, not a brain teaser, just frustrating to unspin the clue). (There's an included walkthrough in the game, much like Infocom's Sherlock Holmes text adventure, so there's nothing preventing anyone from finishing the story.) Also, Sam Bell *DID* actually put out "What You Wanted" (he was a producer), even if the game wants you to use Megan Strange as the in-world answer. As an afterthought, I played the demo pre-release, and only bought it now when I noticed it offered at a discount. The demo made me want to play the full game, and I just didn't get it because I'd forgotten about it.