Последние обзоры nujumkey

Great story, interesting gameplay.

Big fan of Khimera Destroy All Monster Girls, and this game turned out to be a really fun sequel. Picross gameplay is always good.

The music, art, and story really sell it for me, and the announcer sometimes yells "lets get that bread" when you enter a level. Really fun.

It's a good rogue like with strategy and planning and changing equipment depending on your enemies.

Small clickers have become a favorite of mine. Did you know actually finishing games is fun???
Also the text is rather erotic.

I like puzzles, even though i'm bad at them

It's good for what it is: a simple platformer game that's short and cheap. Good for a single session. The environments are creative enough to be interesting given it's modern setting, and I like the attempt at humor with all the cats you meet.
My only complaint is that the main collectable is kindof hard to see in some areas. Often times i'll be stuck at 195-199/200 of the collectable, and it'll be because i literally can't see the thing when i find it in the level. Very frusterating.

Shocked me how good it was. Creative, clever, and engaging.
I've played so many clickers with the goal of getting me to play as long as possible, I never realized how much fun the format could be otherwise. From beginning to end you never rely on auotamated systems and the player is active throughout the experience.
My playthrough was only 30-ish minutes long, but i've gotten more value out of this game than any other clicker I've played.

Fun simple concept: touch all the buttons to win the game. Shouldn't take you longer than half an hour to beat, but you can get some extra playtime by getting all the achievements

Honestly i was expecting some buggy trash game with a silly concept, but this was actually legit. The chickens are cute, the decorations are fun, the way the land expands on upgrades it really fun, and the farming is pretty relaxed. I'm impressed how well moving objects and deleting houses are, even if it's a bit weird how you have to hit a special wrench button to use them rather than have those options built into the individual building menus.

A few more issues: If you have a menu open when starting the pumpkin event, the menus act funny. Should just close if you want us to focus on the event. Also to do the pumpkin event you must click on the pumpkin, but this also moves the camera. If you're rapidly clicking this means your camera is doing a ton of small movements. Little annoying, i feel this could be fixed by requiring the player to hold the mouse to move the camera and not just clicks.

I am in love with the interactivity of the world

Hidden folks is a hidden objects game. The entire world is black and white and crammed with people and objects, a list of which you have to click on to find. Really big maps sometimes, and a few similar-looking sections so that you feel like you're wandering around the same spots again and again. The twist you someimes have to interact with the world in order to reveal the hidden objects. Ex. In the tutorial you need to click on a tree to knock down a monkey and then click the monkey to proceed. Really clever, and makes sarching the world feel more alive as you have to check every bush and turn every stone. It helps that each level has some obvious spots you can interact with, but if it doesn't clicking around helps a bunch. I do wish the icons on the list were bigger, it wouldn't help me beat the game at all but sometimes with the smaller animals i wish i could see the objects more clearly.

Really fun game, and I think most people will really enjoy it.
Especially since the noises seem to be made mostly from one dudes mouth and it's very funny.