The Count of Monte Clicker

Nice, easy, simple gameplay. Chill game with very very funny writing.

This game opened my eyes to something I never thought I would experience. Being French.

[i]The Count of Monte Clicker[/i] is worth playing for the hilarious riot that are the first three acts (out of four). [h1]Neat, hilarious,[/h1] [h2]ever so slightly fumbles at the last act[/h2] The last, fourth act is absolutely decent, puts a neat bow on everything, but it lacks the absolute hilarity of dialogue and ambience of the first two acts, and the new mechanics lack the sheer novelty. Honestly, it almost feels like the developer started [i]TCoMC[/i] with the intent of adapting the entire [i]The Count of Monte Cristo[/i] novel, blazed through the finished game's first three acts, realised the full adaptation would take [b]enormous[/b] time and effort ([spoiler]or that it was harder to write such great dialogue with Abbe Faria dead[/spoiler]), and rejiggered act four so the game could end at a satisfying spot, plot-wise. I'm certainly glad he did, but I'm also ever so wistful about what could have been. [h3]In conclusion,[/h3] I really hope Adam Travers will make another game that's as hilarious as this one.

Surprisingly deep lore and awesome gameplay. I would definitely recommend this game if you are a fan of this genre. One of the better ones out there.

A game with a unique story/level design combo. Highly recommended!

Absolute cinema

I loved it, but then again, the story the game was based upon taught me a lot about letting go of past wrongs instead of steeping in the anger and betrayal.