Intruder In Antiquonia

This is a nice little point&click game, of medium duration. The story is initially compelling and we are gently accompanied at least in the first part of the story. Nice graphics and locations. Puzzles are usually easy but a few of them more difficult. Things I especially likes: - Support for ultra-wide screens, very nice to be able to see the whole scene without scrolling - Tab key to show hotspots, no pixel hunting - Double click an exit to use it instantly, greatly improves navigation. I found a few downsides though, not major but I think it'd help the developers for their next games: - the ";" key to skip dialogues is not convnient, very far away from the Tab key for example. ESC and left click are not alternative to skip dialogues which is unusual to me. I'd suggest to revise this so it is easier to skip dialogue and also have a way to go back into dialogue in case we skipped too fast or missed something. - some hints about puzzles are into the scene but should logically not be (i.e watering plant to get key with associated drawing). The story relies on such things on several occasions which detracts it from the believable path. - At some point the story becomes quite a bit confused. There are many characters, betrayals, hidden conversations, nicknames etc, I found all this confusing when we don't have the whole plot in mind (especially when playing on several occasions). It would be nice to have sort of a quest log recounting the story so we can read it if we didn't understand some story elements. I recommend this game though, nice puzzles and atmosphere, I had a good time playing it, support the developers!

Fantástico. Una aventura gráfica al estilo más clásico. Los gráficos son bonitos, el estilo de las casitas del pueblo me recuerda al típico pueblo español, y eso me encanta. La historia plantea un buen misterio, los puzles son entretenidos, pero no imposibles, y los easter eggs y las frases típicas del español de España tienen muchísima gracia. Entre la petanca, los señores que se llaman como los tres reyes magos, el himno maravilloso... Hay mucho homenaje a nuestra cultura popular, y eso no es algo frecuente. Lo he disfrutado mucho. La única parte negativa es que me habría gustado saber un poco más sobre el personaje que toma protagonismo al final (mantenemos esta reseña libre de spoilers) y sus decisiones. Aunque entiendo que la desaparición es más un elemento que justifica el carácter del pueblo, al final me deja algunas preguntas. Finalmente, me ha gustado la diversidad de personajes y la sorprendente cantidad de personajes femeninos fuertes de la historia. Este es uno de los muchos elementos que convierten este juego cortito y majete en una joya.

Amnesia stories are usually good entertainment. Movies like Memento and The Long Kiss Goodnight. I've put off playing Intruder in Antiquonia for so long because the graphic style and character designs weren't really up my alley, but in the end I have to admit it was a really cool conspiracy story, albeit a bit on the cozy side. I finished it in a little under two hours, though I did have to do some digging regarding some puzzle solutions. Eventually I figured it all out and even though I'm still not a big fan of how it is all presented, I definitely had fun with it. I'm Sarah Campillo. Or at least that's the name on the ID I'm carrying. Until the local police figure out it's actually fake. So who am I, and where did I come from, and what exactly am I doing in this small town called Antiquonia where people seem to hate everything that has to do with computers and the internet? It's a mystery ready to be unraveled by resourceful adventure gamers. Probably too easy for most, but it will probably challenge newcomers to the genre. There are plenty of inventory puzzles and even one cool mechanical puzzle where you have to redirect wires in a breaker box. There aren't any voice-overs, but you can click through the dialogue manually if you don't want to wait for it to automatically progress. There's an autosave feature but you can also save manually (yay!). And you can double click on exits for fast travel. There's also a handy, though very basic map if you really want to jump between locations, but not all locations are on the map. For instance, you need to jump to the town centre and then enter the guesthouse or the store the regular way. Aruma Studios, developer of Intruder in Antiquonia, is currently working on a more old-school style, pixel art point 'n click adventure, Shadows in the Afterland, which looks amazing and which I hope to play one day, too! https://the-point-n-clicker.blogspot.com/2025/05/new-game-intruder-in-antiquonia.html

At first, it sounded interesting and I was keen to figure out who Sarah is. But as the game progressed, it became extremely boring and tedious (like running back and forth to get an item and to use it and to get the next one and use it). I ended up dragging myself through :-/ It appeared to me very hurried towards the end as if the developers ran out of time or money and had to finish it too soon. I am sorry, but I do not recommend it.

This is a lovely game, but it won't be challenging for most gamers. It's a beautifully drawn point and click game, with a good story line. However, the 'twist' that comes is not very exciting when it happens. The game is short and I feel it would have made a better game if it was longer, giving more time to develop the characters and the story. I was disappointed in the game but only because I hadn't realised I'd complete it in less than an hour. If you go into it knowing that it's short, and that the puzzles are linear rather than complex, then you'll enjoy it for what it is. I recommend getting it on offer when you need a 'between games' option that will keep you busy for a while so you can download the next game.

Very short (2 hours playtime) Puzzles quite easy. Characters rather shallow. Average story. Nice graphics. Cozy experience overall. Worth it when its on sale.

A very short and enjoyable adventure game.

juego corto y entretenido