Wonderful game
I disagree with the other reviewer saying there are too much talking. I think the dialog is needed (and actually barely enough) to give some background to the story.
All the puzzles make sense and they are fun to solve! I like all the teatime games, they are among the best in all the available puzzle games and they are free to play! What more can one ask for :)
In a couple of preceding games, they required players to look back into previous scenes to get hints for a current puzzle which I really disliked — it’s a valid game design, I just found it tedious — I’m very pleased that there isn’t anymore in this one.
All the puzzles make sense and they are fun to solve! I like all the teatime games, they are among the best in all the available puzzle games and they are free to play! What more can one ask for :)
In a couple of preceding games, they required players to look back into previous scenes to get hints for a current puzzle which I really disliked — it’s a valid game design, I just found it tedious — I’m very pleased that there isn’t anymore in this one.
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Impossible at the end
In the final chapter, with the bomb, when you get to the coordinates… it just doesn’t make sense. It doesn’t help that the game is in Engrish, so the instructions aren’t clear either, but there is no reasonable solution to this part of the very complex set of puzzles to disarm the bomb.
Even every walkthrough I’ve looked at simply skips this puzzle. They don’t even attempt it. It’s ridiculous.
Even every walkthrough I’ve looked at simply skips this puzzle. They don’t even attempt it. It’s ridiculous.
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So much talking!
Sorry, I really wanted to like this game. I started it three times but there’s so much dialog to read that I deleted each time. Ugh. Never got to the puzzles.