This game put me in an existential depression. Sure, I've saved lives. I did my job. But there's always another bomb. And I'm always sent to stop it. Maybe I'm the best. Maybe there's no one else to stop all these terrorists. But, someday, I will fail. There is no retirement in this game. There's no doing your time. I am forced to keep disarming bombs until the bomb inevitably disarms me. There is no escape from death.
Reviews for "Pull the Wire"
JokerDenFromMR responds:
Best review ever. You are the best, thanks.
Why don't you just pull out all the wires at the same time?
But seriously, a neat little time-waster. Everything was a bit simple, understandably seeing as you only had 48 hours.
Gameplay was a bit too punishing but maybe that's just part of the game. Maybe you should have used curved wires instead?
Music was very simple, heightening the seriousness of the situation (i.e. you got a bloody bomb in the room and pumping music isn't going to help).
The way the game was presented was spot on. The TV camera, the bomb and the people cheering after a success makes it feel rewarding to play.
JokerDenFromMR responds:
Thanks for such full review. I have answers but can't say it in english.
Some times it is completely random. When 3 or more wires are on top of each other with the same angle and the correct one is not on top it you have 50% chance with 3, 33,3% with 4 and 25% with 5, etc..
That being said it is a fun little game that forces you to think fast.
Good job.
(so far I'm daily first, woot)
JokerDenFromMR responds:
Yeah, It's possible random game situation, but Minesweeper for Windows had same situations too if you remember. Anywhere, thanks for review.
Liked it, thanks :)
Not a whole lot of replay value unless you really wanna try to shoot for a high score. But its still a solid time waster for when you're just surfing around :)
JokerDenFromMR responds:
Thanks!
The concept is excellent. It just seems more luck based when the wires become too tangled.