Father´s Island reviews

I find Father's Island highly recommended. Here you get a Game for small Money that captivates you. The Story starts with a lot of Questions and makes you curious about it. The Graphics are acceptable, sometimes a bit monotonous, but this isn't bad, as the Story is so exciting it doesn't bother any further. At various Points in the Game, Video Sequences Are displayed that inform the Player bit by bit about past events and slowly reveal the Background of the whole Story. At the same time, you are always surprised. I also like the fact that the Game has several, coherent Endings that you can choose as an option. Verdict: A good, short game for in between-you can't go wrong for the Price.

So: The Game is equipped with great Attention to Detail (As for example in the Huts of Peter, John, in school, the High-stately villa of Mr. K., the church up in the Mountains-I have already needed some Attempts to find the), the Story remains exciting to Finally, the Setting fits perfectly. This is where The current maximum has been Extracted from GameGuru. Have spent many Hours and gradually uncovered the Past. The Engine still needs a lot of Tuning:-my Windows 8.1. Calculator With 8 GB of RAM was ABLE to fully charge Father's Island with an Old storage Level ONLY after a restart-the charging Time of at least 3 Minutes is already very tart-always rusty gings across the Island but I did it persevered:-) I have a Question for You, how do you get to the Lighthouse right in front of the Island, the small Bridge is destroyed, through the Water does not go, as John dies immediately???

The Game runs on my PC as fast as a Snail that accidentally slipped over a Salt Prise. It is charging the World so slowly that I have now been able to translate the Text from the Charging screen into thirteen languages. On Swahili, loud, recorded and downplayed backwards, this even gives a Recipe for a delicious Goat stew. But that was already with the Quirks. The Island is simply beautiful and lovingly designed, the gloomy red Evening atmosphere comes across ingeniously and the Soundtrack perfectly supports it all. The Atmosphere is really incredibly good. And the Story, initially told only in abstruse Scraps, condenses into a Mind ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥, which is located somewhere between Inception and Jacob's Ladder. Sure, the Puzzles are simple Key search Tasks and yes, a Creak and a few Zombies might have brought in more Action, but all in all an exciting, oppressive And sometimes outlandish funny trip. I don't want to give too much away from the Ends, they have a hard time in them. It's worth playing everyone out of it. A small, fine, ingenious Research Game, actually too cheap for 5 Euros.