Erwin's Timewarp reviews

Early Access Review I bought the Game to test it and support a young Game Developer. Wesi garno more like I became aware of the game ... But have been watching it for a long time now, though. Now I have struck to try it all the way. It's really not quite mature yet. However, it is already a good thing for that. But The Game is more of a thing for Kids. In any case, the Puzzles are quite simple in the first Level. A boredom has yet to be worked on. I have now lacked the Tips for steering, for example, At the Beginning. (But W A S D were quickly found) The View is rotated with pressed Mouse Wheel. I will continue to follow the Game. Soon There will also be a Let's Play from me.

Early Access Review At the moment in the game so far only one level in which we learn that the main character-a two-legged dog named Erwin, who was sent by his hollow master, whether with a quail, or ask, or even at all for the purpose of scientific experts Imenta, in the distant 1984 year, the famous output on the television screens of the film "Terminator" and other no interesting facts. Dr. Zacharius, the owner of Erwin, did not confine himself to experimenting on his favorite pet, and sent a discouraged dog, ochnuvshemusja in the middle of some sort of God-forsaken hole, similar to jelly, a three-eyed alien creature named Herbert, probably Ervin's old friend. Bypassing the details of a warm encounter, Herbert passes the letter to Erwin, in which Dr. Zacharias hints to Erwin that if he wants to return home to a loving and caring master-experiment, you will have to attach his own little dog intellect and Find the necessary parts for the time machine, which should be lying around. Solving simple logic puzzles and applying certain objects on a variety of areas on the map (when approaching, the active areas are highlighted in red and the dialog box appears), Erwin, not without the help of his green friend, still finds a way out and The situation and moves to a new stage of its fascinating adventures in the past. Of The pros can be noted rather amusing drawing characters and low demands of the game to resources. Although on the 32-bit system The game was refused, only on the 64-S. Quite a big minus is too fast disappearing from the screen of character dialogues, so if you are not strong in English or just do not know how to read quickly, you will have to approach the object of dialogue several times to fully read it. Sometimes The disappeared dialog can no longer be returned to the screen, so it becomes unclear what the characters said and you, headlong, start to break with the mounting on an armed policeman gun, for example. The Result is predictable. But since the game is in early access, I think these errors will soon be corrected. The Game will definitely occupy its niche and may even be popular with some players.