Isoland Reviews

I am very conflicted about this game. There are some things you need to do to complete it that are not hinted at in any way, and even after knowing the solution, left me wondering how you were supposed to guess you could do that. [spoiler]In part 1, how are you supposed to know that if you shake the plant three times you can get the knob for the drawer? Other things in the game shake as well, but they do nothing, so it's up to luck that you think to click everything that moves three times in a row. Then in part 2 you have the six triangle-shaped stones. How do you know the order you have to place them in to open the secret door that appears in the temple? After seeing the solution in the only guide there is, I do not know how or when the player noticed the pattern, as it is left unexplained.[/spoiler] That being said, the extremely cheap price and charming, standout artstyle combined with most of the puzzles being (in my opinion) telegraphed enough makes me think it is still worth the experience. I can't wait to see what Graeldon's grandkids thinks about this game in some 70 years when they carry out his legacy of reviewing every Steam game.

[h2]Aliens and a sea monster are fighting. A sailor runs up and says, “I’m wearing sneakers.”[/h2] Cotton Games created not just a puzzle, but a whole series of games with an incredibly interesting plot, a creepy atmosphere and many characters. [h3][i]Plot.[/i][/h3] Once on the island, we have no idea what secrets await us. After a nice conversation with the lighthouse guard, a sailor and even an astronaut, we understand that there are many more secrets than it seems and we begin to investigate these mysterious things. [h3][i]Visuals.[/i][/h3] My respects to the visuals in the game. Bizarre art and a very atmospheric soundtrack are captivating from the first minutes and make the playthrough interesting. And a lot of dialogues and jokes do not let you get bored. [h3][i]Final.[/i][/h3] I played the game about 7 years ago on my phone and now I have purchased all the parts on Steam. The puzzles are still just as interesting, and the fact that more parts have been released during this time only makes it more exciting. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]