Magdalena reviews

I would like to express my humble opinion about this game. I am not eloquent, because I will try to be laconic. The Game, I understand, was done by two people. To be honest, this game goes a little bit in the minus, as the output was a few unpleasant bugs and the game is generally short, but judging by how quickly the first patch came out, the game will be crazy in the near future it would take the kind of what should be, according to the developers. Cons disassembled, go to the pros, there are a little more than minuses. Well, first of all, it's music. It Creates an atmosphere, and in general, it is suitable. Voiceover also pleased. A Little more impressed me Russian voice, the very voice of the girl Aaaaweeesome: 3 Second, the story. The Plot pleased the most. It is slightly blown away, not completely understandable why, but in general, very usable. From the ending immediately recalled the story "Morella" Edgar Poe. As I understand, the plot on this story and based. This is felt after passing, looking back. Pleased with references to the life of the writer and his creativity. They, however, not so much was, as it would be desirable, but we have what we have. Well, and Pashalka with a slang and fork near the toilet me, as a Russian user, I had fun, though I did not expect to see in this game humor of this kind. My score is 7 out of 10. For the bugs at the exit, sometimes crude the story and the fact that the game is quite short, I will reduce three points. It's not bad, but it could be better. But the money of their game is definitely worth it.

"Magdalena" is a small First-Person Exploration Game. To say a Lot about the Story is forbidden, because that is essentially what needs to be discovered. Everything is set before and in a House. Messages can be found, doors to open, things to survey. You can interact with some, but far from all, objects. Some Objects, such as Sofas or Tables, can also be moved, which means that evil Tongues could also refer to "Magdalena" As a Remeoration Simulator. The Graphics are highly realistic and mostly impressive. However, this Graphic Splendour Noticeably goes on the Performance. Again and again, the Game stutters, and even in lower Settings. Optimization just isn't special. Actually, the Atmosphere in the nightly abandoned Little house is really good, the sparsely set Sound works. Actually, the Story is really well written. The Snippets of the Text are not numerous, but they are both extensive and apt. Actually, the Immersion is well set and intelligently built. The Basic Mood of the Game seems to be an adult. The Effort is the technical Problems, the lack of Optimization, the occurring Bugs like no longer functioning Inputs. Or the Inconsistency and lack of Logic that you can interact with some Things, but not with similar others. All this tears you out of the Experience again and again, annoys and annoys you and leaves a little Chance to really put yourself into the little Story. Still, "Magdalena" has what, is interesting, sometimes confusing. If you can overlook all the Problems, you will find a good, tangible Short story. Rating: 7/10 Atmosphere 7/10 Story 8/10 Graphic 7/10 Sound 4/10 Game Mechanics 4/10 Balancing 6/10 Game Pass Conclusion: Plenty of Fabric but little Wool. (Would have Fontane said) 6/10 Overall