Simple game today cause I'm starting to feel lazy... Not To Scale is a puzzle game, where you rearrange the pieces to form the proper picture.
The catch is that the pieces are in different sized.
When a bigger piece is shifted into a smaller space, the picture would be compressed, and vice versa.
The best way to understand would be to play it.
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Very good game if you want to challenge yourself.
Record Tripping is one of the more original games I've encountered, being the only game I've ever played which used the scroll wheel as its main method of controlling.
The left click is also used, but it is not needed in the game as much as the scroll.
In fact, it is sometimes forgotten that the click can be used.
It is a rhythm game (I suppose D:), with a narration of Alice in Wonderland in the background.
There are five parts to the game, three difficulties each.
Frankly I felt that this was a really short game.
Despite there having fifteen levels, I finished the game in minutes.
It isn't a difficult game at all, but I admit, I enjoyed this game because I had lots of fun playing around with the scroll.
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I feel that the audio influenced the game experience a lot.
The soundtracks used were suitably used, and combined with the art, it created an eccentric yet enjoyable experience.
I shall also mention that the kitties in the last level were absolutely adorable~
To conclude, it's a very original game, which is a relaxing, fun trip.
I'd definitely enjoy more levels, though I somehow feel that such a length is just right.
Also, special mention to Sam, you've given me a couple of songs which are used in the game.
Juuuuuuuuust mentioning.
Sprout is a cute point and click game, where you play as a plant, trying to travel from an island across the sea and vast land to a group of acorn trees.
Though to be exact, you play as a seed which has the strange ability to grow into any kind of other plant it comes across...
But anyway, this game is fairly simple and isn't difficult; if you don't select the correct option the first time, you can always try again.
The one difficult part is perhaps the part where you need to cross a desert.
It took me a lot of tries, until I finally managed to figure it out.
I wouldn't put that against the game, as I felt that the only thing that part challenges is your observation skills.
*hints*
The overall game gave me a pure feel to it, like what you would get from a children's storybook.
I'd suppose that a large reason as to why would be because of the graphics style and the simple plot.
It is a really adorable game, and I would recommend it if you have some spare time and want to play something not stressful (until you reach the desert part, maybe).
Also, after the credits, stick around for a very short but cute bonus scene.
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Thought I'd share some games with you.
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Not going to post all the games at once, just one at a time...
Alice is Dead is a point and click puzzle/escape game (If you have no idea what that means uh you should play more computer games.) that has three parts, Alice is Dead 1, Alice is Dead 2 and Alice is Dead 3.
As you probably would have guessed from the title, the game is a darker version of the famous Alice in Wonderland.
The difficulty of the game is reasonable in my opinion; most of the puzzles or situations quite easy to figure out, although the tough ones are a bit frustrating at times for me but that may be due to my impatience.
I personally found there to be not enough character background information, which is disappointing, because that's what I usually look for.
However, I suppose that the lack of information helps at creating the mysterious feel the game has.
It's basically the kind of game which has many questions, and the answers are your interpretation of the game.
I also find the ending too abrupt.
I do wish that the game would have more chapters, but regardless, the ending was unexpected due to how sudden it was.
With that said, what made me like this game lots is the concept, the art and the song in the third part of the game.
I was really reluctant to play the game properly as I kept lingering at the area where this song was played.
They do provide a link to download the song, which I am immensely pleased about.
The other songs used in the game are also interesting to listen to, and the songs make the game much more creepy when playing.
As for the concept, well, I am interested in the different portrayals of Alice in Wonderland, so this game was enjoyable.
It was interesting to discover how the relationship between the characters have been made into.
I think that the art is suited for the game, although it was very easy to spot the objects which are necessary.
That is both a good and a bad thing, because although it made it easier to play (especially since I've refused to continue games simply because it was too frustrating to continue due to the art), I felt that it was a little too easy.
Anyway, I'm not going to rank this game.
I don't think I'll give rankings to any games I recommend (Yes, that's a hint that there's more of these to come.), because I don't think I'm qualified to do so.
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That meaning, that I don't think I've played enough games to grade one properly hee~
