What a crazy experience! I'd complain that it starts off way too difficult and is confusing to figure out what you're even doing, but I think that's actually the greatest strength of this game in how weird of a journey it is and how fun it is to discover and experiment. Game has a lot going on with it: building a computer, playing a weird game, replacing parts and dealing with the puzzle-like stacking elements, talking with people, all while trying to figure out the ultimate goal, if there is one. There's so much life in the little touches the game has, like the whole fake OS, instructions given through diegetic manuals, and the way the computer components light up, among many others. I got really dragged into the game by the subtle way it escalates the story, dropping hints, building up intrigue and oddities, solving clever puzzles, and then suddenly the barriers between worlds came crashing down in a bizarre finale. I'll have to admit, even though I finished it, I'm not sure what exactly to think of it, and there were some frustrating elements like the awkward combination of smooth movement with forced grid alignment, but it was just such a unique concept and execution that intrigued me. What a trip to paradise!
Reviews for "YRKKEY'S PARADISE"
fun lil game
there's probably more stuff than what i played
got to the creds and it's nice
Sweet puzzle game. Design elements are very well constructed. I love the characters and the pop-up dialog boxes along the way. And way to go with all those medals. Well done!
This is an intriuging lil game with some really fun gimmicks and tricks. Without going into spoilers, I like how the game communicates how things interact with other things without words at all. It's very nice!
I would easily give 5 stars to this game, but I just think it's a b it too long sometimes and the prestige thing shouldn't be there. It's something for grinding games like discord bots or pay2wins, leave it there. Other than that I can say that it was absolutely amazing and well crafted. I loved especially how I had to understand the mechanics and details behind the game until I had explored everything.
The only thing that I haven't understood is the gameboy