Resonance

the puzzles are convoluted and annoying, in the second half of the game you have to constantly switch between characters that cant do actions for no reason. I' ve played other games by this dev and they are all better than this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I had to use ila to solve the annoying puzzles and eventually i just quit before finishing it because it was so annoying dont buy this ♥♥♥♥

I tried to like this game I really did, but I just don't. This is the first game on the Wadjet Eye Games list that I don't like. Only 3 of them I haven't played as of me writing this. There's been very few games where I have to click and drag items to use it, I really don't like this system. The story line is good, but it's ruined by the gameplay and how a lot of the puzzles are done. There were actually a couple of unique aspects and puzzles that I've seen barely or not seen at all in other P&C games. Towards the ending- to the ending(s) of the game it just felt unfulfilled? After watching the endings I was left saying "that's it? oh ok".

Classic Wadjet Eye adventure game - great atmosphere, strong writing, memorable characters, and a genuinely excellent twist. I love these kinds of games and Resonance absolutely nails the vibe. That said, the UI and interaction design drag the experience down HARD. So many puzzles aren't about figuring out the solution, but figuring out what extremely specific interaction the game expects from you. Multiple times I had to check a guide only to realize I already knew exactly what to do - the game just wanted me to drag the correct item into STM on a specific character, or trigger progress in a very particular order. The whole system feels inconsistent: - some puzzles branch depending on which character you used - progression can completely change based on who interacts with something first - constantly swapping between characters becomes tedious - some solutions are obvious conceptually but weird in execution - even the ending has important dialogue options hidden behind memory mechanics in ways that feel arbitrary I still enjoyed it overall because the story and atmosphere carried it (and the way the storytelling worked to lead into the main story twist), but this is definitely one of those adventure games where the challenge often comes from fighting the interface rather than solving the puzzle itself. If you can live with the annoying UI and the very specific way of progressing between juggling characters and their memories - turn this into a thumbs up.

My gripes with this game is with the story, using a lot of tired hollywood tropes in regards to science, terrorism and such that are rather flimsy and easily falls apart. Near the end there is also a twist that I disliked. Unfortunately since it started off pretty well with interesting character, all of whom get mediocre conclusions and only bad endings that felt dissatisfying. The puzzle elements is alright, as it relies on swapping between four characters. This can make things interesting, but also tedious at times. Just play any other wadjet game, they're all great, this one if you really has a need to play some point and click adventure game.

I did enjoy some of this game, its characters and story were engaging, and I appreciated the twists and turns throughout. However, I found many of the puzzles frustrating. The manual switching between characters is a mechanic I’ve never liked in any game; here, it felt confusing and road blocked the narrative and made it harder to follow. The voice acting was decent nothing special, and the visuals have a classic style, which I liked to an extent, though they didn’t fully win me over and I love pre 00s PNC style. Overall, I’d give this a low recommendation. I’m glad I played it for the story alone, but it can be quite confusing at times, and a guide feels necessary in certain sections to progress. I believe there are multiple endings, but I was happy with the one I got.

I'm only half way through, and frequently have to check a guide to be able to progress through the story. Puzzles really hurt this game, they are convoluted for no reason, it's not satisfying to solve them eventually because the main focus is the story, so these puzzles are just hindrance in between, and they are a lot. Short term and long term memories is such a good concept, but applied badly here, only adding more confusion. Switching between 4 characters adds more annoyance and makes more difficult to follow along each character's story alone, and how it intertwine with the others stories. Coupled with the puzzles for each character, and you have a wall of burden just to enjoy the story. These non-intuitive puzzles, with the complexity of managing 4 characters, and having short-term and long-term memories beside the inventory, just makes this a total chore.

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Klassisches Retro-Adventure. Packende Story mit unerwarteten Twists. Teilweise recht anspruchsvolle Rätsel, was ich sehr genossen habe. Anspruchsvolles Interaktions-Design, das nicht nur die Kombination von Gegenständen sondern auch Erinnerungen, Personen und Orten ermöglicht, was ich bisher so noch nicht gesehen habe. Sehr spannend.