Reseñas recientes de Blues Run The Game

This game that has just enough substance to make you think there's a worthy product at the end of it. There is not. Instead the entire game feels like the "settling in" portion of simulation games with zero payoff. You don't build toward anything, unlock anything meaningful, you can only automate the least irritating aspects of play. It's also extremely buggy, and apparently there will be no further updates. If you were fortunate enough to not get duped by the initial roll out of this game, avoid it!

It delivers exactly what it was intended to do, which is be very annoying. It's a relic at this point, a bad offering of the flash in the pan genre of irritating physics games. I would hesitate to even call this difficult as it's just nonsensical, brushing against the table can break your fingers rendering them useless, yet you can brush against something heavy the same way and knock it clean across the room.

I am replaying it to attempt 100% (but I may abandon it as its just annoying). It shows its age as not only is it chaotic by design it's limited by technological barriers of that time. It's very buggy for this reason too, some functions become all but impossible depending on which way the wind is blowing. The controls are also 90% of the difficulty they aren't intuitive by design so you mess up more. Maybe I'm too old to tolerate something intentionally trying to irritate me in my spare time anymore. Meh.

Really nice anomaly game. The atmosphere is perfect! The ambience of an English pub tinged with an eeire quiet. I had a lot of fun on this game. It doesn't require you to overthink it but some of them are still quite subtle.

It's the perfect level of difficulty to keep that tension riding, there gets a point where counting pixels takes the immersion away a little and this does well to avoid that.

Doesn't take too long to complete and you don't get a lot of repetitiveness unless you actively choose to play on. Would recommend!