por Fictiorama | Jun 4, 2013 | English, Review
Wadjet Eye Games, 2013 WHAT WE LOVE 1. The… bravery?: when released for PC, Gemini Rue was almost a one-person work. Joshua Nuernberger spent a few years, all alone, making Gemini Rue. He wanted to make the game he would love to play; we share the same goal. At...
por Fictiorama | Abr 17, 2013 | English, Review
Harvester Games (2012) WHAT WE LOVE 1. The risk: «The Cat Lady» is not a conventional point and click adventure at all. It could even be described as a narrative experiment; an experiment that is constantly playing with the player’s prospects, and talks about...
por Fictiorama | Mar 26, 2013 | English, Review
House on Fire (2013) WHAT WE LOVE 1. The uniqueness: from the moment one starts playing «The silent age«, one realizes it is not a common adventure. Its look, perfectly homogenous from the menus to the backgrounds and characters; its soundtrack, full of silences and...
por Fictiorama | Mar 5, 2013 | English, Review
Phoenix Online Studios (2012) WHAT WE LOVE 1. The punchy beginning: «the way to make a film is to begin with an earthquake and work up to a climax«, Cecil B. DeMille said. Following with that metaphor, «Cognition» DOES start with an earthquake… 2. The structure:...
por Fictiorama | Feb 5, 2013 | English, Review
LucasArts, 1992 WHAT WE LOVE 1. The approach: the game features a perfectly measured, progressive path from the linearity of the first episodes to a more open experience as one reaches the end. It’s an ideal process for a newbie (who would feel like they are...
