Tipping Point Reviews

Great game. I nearly gave up in Chapter 2 as i couldn't find how to progress, but i came back to it later and had a eureka moment. I'm very glad i persevered cos it turned out to be a great original story with lots of clever intuitive fun puzzles and interesting environments. For me personally it also had a healing aspect to it. If you only want AAA games then this isn't for you, it's an indie game, and as such it doesn't have big studio production levels, but it's obviously been made as a labour of love and is a rewarding experience in my view. Very highly recommended.

This game is so unique and has a very interesting storyline. 100% recommend, played through all of it yesterday and can't get enough of it.

I played the flash games long ago and decided to buy this and I can say that this is one of my favourite games of all time, the story is kinda funny but actually cool. For this game to be even more perfect I would made an extra option to use some of the older texture for like the lions eyes used in the flash version and some other older textures. This game is art!

well, I tried to play this, but it is very elementary. In this day and age, this is a game you might see 15 years ago. Not very interesting or fun. Perhaps if you just came out of vault 10 and had never seen a computer game before, you might find it novel. Otherwise, lack of resolution support, no real game content. Mostly a screen hunt for something to click on.

Played this on my Kindle Fire when I was 8 or so, first game to ever make me cry. Happily picked it back up when I saw it was on steam, and now it's the first game I've ever 100%ed on here. Fun puzzles and good story. Mr. Russell-Pinson, I don't know if you'll ever read this, but thank you for making the games you did. They've undoubtedly impacted more people than you may ever know.

One of the most memorable flash games during my childhood, made its way to steam. A very interesting story I have ever experienced.

This game was literally my childhood - I played it on my Kindle a long time ago and grew up playing it, I think it might have made a really large impact on me today - all my interests are very reminiscent of this, and I wonder if playing this a lot as a young child made me love this sort of thing - anyways, great game & very nostalgic for me

I personally liked this game. Since it dosen't have many reviews i'll let you know what to expect. This is a point-and-click adventure game that was originally released around 2007 with seperate chapters. The first four chapters are free on web browser and the fifth chapter had to be purchased on the App Store (most likely to support the creator.) So I recommend to try out at least the First Chapter before deciding to purchase the game on Steam to see if it is in your interest. The only aspect of the game that i didn't like was that the mouse cursor dosen't let you know fi you're clicking on a pickable item (unlike the flash version which it did). Hopefully there will be the option to add this in the future. So yeah, I hope enough people enjoys this game and it's little story it has to offer!

And this, kids, is why even though there are already probably a million books, and games beyond count out there, it still makes sense for you to create your very own. For there is only one YOU, and you will infuse whatever you create with the unique amazingness that is YOU. Your personality, your interests, your vibes. And it will be meaningful, and it will be authentic, and it will be fresh and unique. Make it a labor of love and it will touch people.

A great game, played it as it came out. Puzzles are balanced really well difficulty-wise, music is great too. The story is cool and slowly reveals itself at a nice pace.