Reseñas recientes de ZungBang

8/10
I started this game on a whim and it kept me engaged until its end.
The story is OK, the voice acting is good, the puzzles are mostly logical and serve to advance the plot. I did look up hints online for at least three of them (only to find out that I didn't pick up something along the way). The art is simply gorgeous. I liked the option to show hotspots, so I could avoid pixel hunting for stuff to interact with. The break/fix mechanics is a nice touch.

Got the game for free before it was delisted from Steam due to licensing issues. I thought it would scratch my itch for a Hitman GO like game, but it doesn't even get close.

Breezed through most of the puzzle levels. With a few I needed a hint. With one I asked to see the solution. Didn't care much for the QTE's between levels - they seem out of place. Animation and soundtrack are rather basic. Unlockables are useless. Ads are shown for DLCs (defunct) and other games. Could do without these.

The game managed to hold my attention enough to beat it. So, all in all it was OK.

90/100

Enjoyed this more than I expected to. No real story here - just the turn based puzzles of how to execute a "hit". The puzzles are challenging and get more so and more varied as you progress. I usually worked out one puzzle in each sitting and usually settled for completing 2 out of 3 objectives, and still it took me ages to beat... Artwork exactly matches the boxed game vibe. The soundtrack is not very varied, but for me it was just right. I found it to be surprisingly relaxing.

70/100

Got this cheap, thinking it's a regular point and click, only that it's pretty slim on story and it's mostly a hidden-object game. Was half-way through before I realized I don't enjoy hidden object games... The artwork is quirky gorgeous, it has a relaxing sound track and the puzzles are mostly decent.