Rescue Lucy reviews

Lucy in the house with monsters Rare had such a bad Experience with a According to description "high quality Adventure with Heart and Soul." Rescue Lucy is an Adobe Flash game of half an Hour and in no Way recommended-yet it incomprehensibly has about 50% positive Reviews of all Steam reviews. Emotionless Rescue-Game Principle Since the Story remains strong in the Background-we rescue our Dog Lucy from an old Walls-right to the Game principle: We enter the House, collect Keys and other useful Things, click into the next Room where a Creeps with the right Object must be destroyed in 5 Seconds. Sounds exciting? But It is not, because in addition to the unwieldy Inventory (therefore, select object First, then enter Space), illogical connections are also served: Why do I need a Skeletal Hand to open a normal door when everyone else opens in front of it with a Key Were? https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1687537338 In half an Hour, Lucy was saved, something you are extremely happy about; In order to receive all 5 Collectible cards, you can then wait for a few more. The Game is Translated into German at Google level, so you can look forward to Expressions like "Continue the Game." In addition, the Masterpiece seems to have greatly inspired a certain "Home Darkness-Escape" by the same developer, since many Screens are identical, only the Colour Scheme differs. The two free DLCs don't tear anything out, especially since Lucy doesn't even occur there and everything else from The Same is only shorter. A weak Rescue Attempt that brings no Fun at all leads to swirl clicking and pairs the touted "gently thought-stimulating Puzzles" with illogical Application. Therefore, this short Game for £2.99is not recommended to anyone except the One who enjoys Collectible cards. Do you Fancy more Reviews with once more and once fewer archaeological Notes? Then come over and join my curators group The Archaeologist plays ... At.

"Rescue Lucy" is a small Point-and-click Adventure. We're a little Girl and our Dog Lucy is gone. Apparently he's in a mysterious, half-derelict house. So all the Courage put together and searched in the Rooms for Objects that will take us further. In Various screens, we collect Objects in different Screens, combine them or use them And thus advance bit by Bit. Amazingly, we encounter some supernatural Being in every second Room. Sometimes a Vampire, sometimes a Ghost or even a Fire Creature. We only ever have five Minutes to leave the Screen again, otherwise we die. Fortunately, the Opponents can be destroyed quite simply. For example, we simply blow a Skeleton on the Bones or a Ghost we just sprinkle with Salt, already the Problem has been solved. Simplicity just turns opponents into game mechanically questionable Nerve Bolts. In General, the Puzzles can hardly be described as such. They are simply too simple. The only thing that stops you is the sometimes existing Illogic. We have opened ten doors with a matching Key, but for the eleventh, which looks the same, we need an Acid. Content is scarcely available. The Game lasts maybe 20 Minutes if you take your Time. Apparently, the Developer also noticed the embarrassingly small Scope, because he has pushed back on two free DLCs. Although they increase the Playing Time a little, they do not bring anything New Mechanically at all, but are characterized only by complete Futility and Illogic. How little Effort the Developer has put into this flash game can also be seen in the German Version, which contains a total Of about 3-5 characters. Not a single one has anything to do with the German Language in syntactically and semantically. And even if the Screens seem quite nicely drawn, the Game doesn't deserve the Hassle of engaging with it. Rating: 4/10 Atmosphere 3/10 Story 6/10 Graphic 4/10 Sound 4/10 Game Mechanics 2/10 Balancing 4/10 Game Pass Conclusion: This Lucy is not Salvageable. 4/10 Overall Rating