Decent.Sometimes when I click on something it doesn't register it,though.
Reviews for "Forgotten Hill: Puppeteer"
The arwork is definately a lot better than most of the escape-games here. Some of the puzzles were very challenging (maybe a bit to much) and the 'cover eyes'-puzzle totally glitched out on me. Fixed it by clicking the turning pieces after pushing the button.
Voice acting however is terrible. The style doesn't fit the game at all. It's all "whoo look, a double rainbow and a flying unicorn" in stead of "I'm trapped, theres blood everywhere, and I'll probably die". Maybe act a bit more as if you're calling a friend while in distress, and not as if you read a bedtime story to a toddler.
A very well made DIFFICULT game. I had to use the walkthrough only a couple of times but dang it was fun.Graphics are beautiful. Love me some jumpscares. Story line was definitely interesting. I really enjoyed it. Cant wait for the continuation.
FM-Studio responds:
Thanks CaptKirky. We have to wait a bit, but a new chapter will come!
Game play was very challenging. I enjoyed solving different puzzles and unlocking new scenes for exploration. Unfortunately, I was stuck at several places and had to used the walk through. First, I didn't know I could move the puppet on the stage. Second, I didn't know what to do with a dog barking. Third, I didn't know how to operate the symbols although I had found the clues. Last but not the least, I couldn't comprehend the music notes. I sorta knew that I had to play them somewhere.
Graphics, sound effects, and animations are great. After I found two more half-dead human beings, I just wanted to get out of this creepy place. Then, my game screen started to lag, I waited very impatiently and finally got out with an Exit ticket. *pff* Good bye, Mr. Crow.
Overly complex and puzzles don't seem to make much sense to me. Had to rely on the walkthrough heavily, which took the fun out of it.