Isoland reviews

Like Cthulhu on Flash So after the 4 Hours of play on Isoland, the namesake Island of a small Puzzle Game from Shanghai Studio Cotton Games, released in 2016 for Mobile, 2018 on Steam For PC. Packed with Puzzles, it got my Brain on My toes and entertained me magnificently for a ridiculous 79 Cents. Mr. Kaka calls us to Our rescue-Story & Gameplay With our reputation as an Expert In The Field of exploring mysterious Events, we reach Isoland, an Island somewhere between the Azores and the Iberian Peninsula. For there a Signal from space was received. So we set off and puzzle through some Buildings via Point and Click to unravel the Island's Mystery. We encounter all sorts of Allusions to Lovecraft and his Stories with Characters. So, all in all, not a rousing Story, but quite entertaining. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1668234520 Aug in Aug (en) with the Octopus-the Puzzles At the heart of Isoland are the Puzzles, which Consist of known Logic puzzles, of Applying found objects as well as some Symbol Puzzles. The latter Are quite crisp, even if you soon notice that every Detail that occurs somewhere in The Area is really needed to Solve any Puzzle. And so I actually used a Side of the good, old Notepad, on which I wrote Down rows of numbers, "Hieroglyphics" and other Codes. The Claim is quite above average, although everything is logical; So I had to spike into the Solution twice-partly because a Legend was hidden in the Imprint! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1668234350 Are you also a Researcher? -Other The Game programmed in Flash has a simple but goal-oriented Graphics of clearly defined surfaces that look like filled with the Coloring Box, over which a digital Flicker Has been placed. The whole thing is Spiced up by small Animations. The inconspicuous Music creates an atmospheric Background Frame. The German Translation of the Texts has been achieved almost without error. There are only ingame achievements, none for Steam and no trading cards. You should definitely play through the Game twice: Because the second Pass is largely based on the first, but a Third of the second pass is offered new Puzzle Spaces, which not only offer a different Ending, but also sometimes show great Humour and the Supporters Paying Tribute. A small Puzzle game in which close Observation and Conclusions Form the Basis of Fun. Spiced with a Story that uses Elements of Lovecraft, and a humorous Presentation I can only recommend the Whole thing. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1668234442 Do you Fancy more Reviews with once more and once less archaeological Notes? Then come over and join my curators group The Archaeologist plays ... At.