Theropods

일단 말이 없는 만큼 언어장벽은 전혀 없고 H키를 눌러서 뭘 클릭할 수 있는지 보여주는등 뛰어난 편의시설이 있었음 플레이타임은 조금 많이 짧은 감이 있음

Love the retro feel and the overall story. Got stuck at few puzzles but solved it eventually (making me finish the game in between 3 and 4 hours) with no prior knowledge or checking for solutions. Most of them are straight forward after you figure out few mechanics. Downsides: Had a feeling the ending was abrupt puzzle solving wise, there were a couple of voiceover parts that were a bit off, and I know there's no language in game but it would help if items in your inventory would say what they were on hover, or even when you hover them in the world.... And my not too spoily spoiler about the end of the story: [spoiler]I'm not sure I would make the same decision. [/spoiler] There was a bug that game wanted to run in 2k on a 1080p monitor that i had to deal with when switching between Fullscreen and Windowed (my other monitor is 2k though.

A solid 7.5/10, worth playing but with caveats. Theropods has lots to like with its charming art and sound design, and it well conveys its sweet story without using any dialogue. However the gameplay regularly falls short. There's frequent moon logic and unintuitive solutions, you rarely have more than 3 or 4 items in your inventory, and items are exclusively limited to the current scene/chapter. What this boils down to in practice is a lot of brute forcing by using every item on every item/interactive object, and often only when you get it correct does it become apparent what the intended logic of the solution was. As an art piece, there's a lot to like. As a point and click/puzzle game, it is lacking and is inferior to many of its peers released in the last few years. If you're playing for the art, you'll enjoy it. If you are looking for a clever and intuitive puzzle game, there are better options.

Very charming and moderately difficult game. The zero dialogue aspect was executed very well. However, It is very structured, so there's really only one way to play it.

Me ha gustado mucho, es un juego de los míos. Es una aventura gráfica pixel art que además no tiene diálogos, pero no los necesita, porque narrativamente se sigue a la perfección; me encanta la historia de la cavernícola y el astronauta ([spoiler] la astronauta en realidad [/spoiler]) y quieres que ambos superen sus respectivos objetivos. Luego de jugabilidad es simple y efectivo, aunque quizás demasiado simple; es corto porque los puzles son sencillos, muy sencillos en ocasiones, y esto es porque hay pocas pantallas que explorar para combinar objetos o encontrar NPCs con nuevas misiones. Es el objetivo del juego entonces lo consigue, ya ahí lo que prefieras, si quieres una aventura muy muy compleja y profunda esto te defraudará, si solo buscas un pixel art precioso (salvo las cinemáticas que podrían haberse pulido algo mejor), genial ambientación y un par de horas de buen rollo Therapods es una opción fantástica... quizá un pelín cara para lo que ofrece, pero muy buena al fin y al cabo.

Theropods is a high quality point-and-click game, don't let appearances fool you despite the pixel art style, the visuals are lovely. But that’s not all it has going for it, the story is well worth experiencing, and I can say I’m eager to find out what happens next after where I left off. The puzzles are neither too simple nor too difficult to figure out and solve, so they fit in perfectly with the rest of the game.

Loved this little point and click game! I'd been waiting a while for it, in a way I was disappointed it was so short, but it was a fun game, only one of the puzzles was a little bit counter intuitive. Art was lush, sound design was also great, cutscenes were glorious, but I do wish it had been a little longer. Still, for a game made by just three people, it was really cool! Hope there's a sequel in the works! If you like Point & Click adventures, you'll enjoy it, but be warned it is a fairly short (but sweet) experience.