Four Last Things reviews

Firm recommendation is a must play for any fan of point an click, do not pass next to this game. This is the absurdity that comes from the genius of this game, nothing to do with any game I have already played it is a nugget. Art lovers and simply curious go! In this game we control a Pelican like "jacquouille" having made a nightmare and seeing that he made the 7 peach trees, he wants to go to confess but outside the jurisdiction of the parish he will have to redo them. A whole program! Some positive points: + artistic direction (graphics and sound) out of standard + the aim of the game + it's cool to open up to art + the presence of many works that have existed and unknown to the general public + the point-of-click mechanics mastered (consider taking Discuss) + some successes well found + very funny + acerbic criticism of religion + period little put forward in the games Renaissance + the vision of paradise and hell. + Very funny and twisted puzzles........... Some negatives:-no voice acting-in English (accessible)-short 1 h 30 old trucker like me 😊-can offend the sensitivity of the most believers (Catholics)-little replayability except success ^^-auto backup-an ethic and a little image shiny shown if you want to see more my video will answer may be to your questions ^^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLMmkUiJln4

Funny but very short! Joe Richardson, who must be a big fan of the Monkey Island and other P&C Lucas art, said one day "here! And if I did a completely stupid game that will have a heart attack to all fans of Renaissance paintings! »... and it took no more. A man makes a nightmare and decides to go to confess... No Bowl, having committed the 7 deadly sins, the parishioners announce to him that unfortunately he has committed them in an area that is not their jurisdiction. Only solution, our friend must re-commit each of the 7 sins in the small village of the corner... This is basically the basic pitch. This is an irreverent and absurd P&C, but there is no real message or criticism of religion. It's the same level of what Monty Python was doing with "Holy Grail!" That our purist friends can reassure themselves (or pass their way, it is according...). A P&C also all that is more classical in form: examine, type the discussion, take objects, use them... RAS on that side. The puzzles of the same level of debility as the story (so much to do!). It is not extraordinarily complex, but it is very twisted, you are warned... What deserves your attention is the extreme shortness of the game. I have always been measured in my recommendations on this point; I don't think all games should follow the doctrine "€1 = 1 hour of play", but when a game left me on my hunger... on the end, Bah... I say it:) Then good, we are in a time when walking simulators sold at €20, having regard to their qualities, with a similar lifespan, sell very well (the real know what I'm talking about); so it will not shock everyone, especially as in the case of this game, there is a real gameplay... Anyway, I say Yes if you join in Delirium, and want to spend 2-3 hours nice. ---------------------------------------------------TL; DR: + it's special! + It's funny... + it's picturesque... + and if I may allow myself, "to hit the arse on the floor", as the popular expression would like: hohohohoho:-it's special! -What, already finished!?