Corrosion: Cold Winter Waiting [Enhanced Edition] reviews

The Game is bad. The Game is a point-and-click mystery game. We are Sheriff Truman, who, as the Intro tells us, gets into a secret, bunker-like underground complex during Inquiries and starts investigating it. But the Game is little more exciting than filling out a Payroll Tax balance. Something happened to any People. What and why could arouse smooth Interest if not everything was pretty dust-dry. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=964429134 It starts badly with an old-fashioned Control system. With each Click of the Mouse, we move a bit forward or turn 90 Degrees. This is how you also steer through small Rooms like a Tank. Objects can only be clicked in a certain Position, even if you see them before. So To find out what's interactive, all sorts of points of the Room need to be visited and each Screen needs to be re-examined. Well, you think you can still cope with that. But the Puzzles are already fierce. Every Detail, especially every Number, can be kind of important. Some Things can be found in your Inventory, but some things remain on Site. In order to evaluate the Clues, there are probably three Possibilities: A phenomenal Memory, many Paths, or the Writing Off (alternatively: Screenshots) of the immobile Cues. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=964426354 In the Beginning it even goes forward (the code puzzle still went), but then the Solution often demands clairvoyant Abilities, because the Game does not give any Feedback as to whether one has come closer To a Solution. How can it realistically be That an Internet search engine does not land hits for 2 Search Terms, but if you add another Search Term, a Hit comes! In Addition, the Way to find the Search Terms was very elaborate and a small Error and you enter quite wrong Search Terms. In addition, one has to fear that you may be completely on the Wrong Track and that you should actually enter something completely different or maybe nothing at all at the moment and it only makes sense to question the Search engine later. Something Similar is repeated in other Situations. In the third such Situation, I gave it up. Moreover, as other Reviewers said, doors are mysteriously locked Without any news of them, so that you always have to search the whole labyrinthine object, whether maybe somewhere a Door is open, what with this Tank control. Forward, right turn, left turn, left turn, right turn, forward, ...) There is no Pleasure anyway. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=964431698 The Graphics are relatively rudimentary, individual Objects are already made nice, but everything seems quite lifeless, few Textures, almost everything pikobello empty, no Human Soul. The Animations are made in Slow Motion. There's a relatively fitting, somewhat dramatic Background Music and Sounds and Voices that aren't AAA, but quite OK. The Control is simple with the Mouse, with which you can also get into the Inventory, which, by the way, fills well with time. Simple yes, but tedious. Pro & Contra: + Some good puzzles + A relatively interesting Starting point o Sterile Environment and Graphics-Part very serious Puzzles (hard because too many conceivable solutions)-No feedback on Solutions-A Story whose Potential has been given away- A tedious, old-fashioned Control Rating: 2/10 The partly miserable puzzle design makes the graphically modest, tedious, tedious game something I don't want to do to myself, even if I'd be bored. The only really good, if (me) misleading, is the Trailer for the Game. Too bad for the Money.