Cursed

Ok

A fairly decent and easy hidden object game. If you like hidden object games, it might be worth it to spend a couple of hours on this game.

Cursed was overall a great game to play! My only problems with it were that the map was HUGE which meant a lot of stumbling around for me to remember where items went, for the most part they were in the same section of map but it was still a bit confusing ;-;. that and I felt like the animation style of the people didn't match the style of game? but despite that it was still a fun play and I would definitely recommend it!

Hah, this is a puzzle game that makes you feel like you are speed-running it already on the first try. Pure sugar for the brain. You mash throught problems like you're the doomguy. Loved it. It's short and you'll feel like a puzzle-god. It's a fun palate-cleanser where you'll never be stuck for longer than 15 seconds. You'll get the obvious items when you need them and while some of the puzzles are moonlogic, you'll understand them. I also have a special place in my brain for the photoshop-mashup graphics, the evolved form of the flash-games of the bygone era. Story goes fast and has a really funny tone of "House of the Dead", where stuff is said and you're like "Okay" with a happy grin in your face. I'm glad they didn't cram hidden-objects screens to the game. That would had killed the fast pace. Hence this is now a weird little masterpiece, that i'll certainly replay someday.

This game's strongest point is definitely the graphics. Stunning. Overall, it's a nice little casual point-and-click (not HOG). I found it generally very easy, except for one puzzle in particular where it was very unclear what you were supposed to do. In that puzzle, a key button for the puzzle mechanics looks like a reset button, and since there are no instructions, it's really confusing. There are also various instances where one item doesn't work with a given hotspot but another very similar item does, with no explanation as to why. Also, unlike in most point-and-clicks, the protag usually doesn't say anything when you click on objects. This both can make it unclear what you're supposed to do and hurt the immersion and story depth. Not that the story is particularly deep anyway. Also, Albert talks like such a tool. It's weird. Even with the gothic vibe, they didn't need to write the character so unnaturally.

I liked the dark, mysterious atmosphere and the feeling that there was always something strange waiting around the next corner. The puzzles were fun, and I enjoyed exploring the different locations and figuring out how everything connected. The story kept me interested without getting too complicated. Nothing groundbreaking, but definitely a nice way to spend a few hours. Enjoy :)

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Игра не стоит потраченного на неё времени: ни интересной истории, ни интересных загадок вы тут не найдёте. Всю игру вы будете искать штуковину, чтобы суметь достать другую штуковину - открывать двери, чтобы достать ключ от другой двери. Притом всё это в стиле пиксель-хантинга: непонятно, с какими предметами можно взаимодействовать, а с какими нет - тыкаем во всё подряд: интерактивные предметы не отличимы от фоновых. - The game is not worth the time spent on it: you will not find any interesting story or interesting puzzles here. The whole game you will be looking for a thing to be able to get another thing - open doors to get a key to another door. Moreover, all this is in the style of pixel hunting: it is not clear which objects can be interacted with and which cannot - we poke at everything in a row: interactive objects are indistinguishable from background ones.

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