Reversion - The Escape (1st Chapter) reviews

UH bEN I'm blocking in the first piece of the game to see later ^^ Finally I succeeded the or I failed ^^ this is just the first episode of a series. It is the only one to be free, and if it had been paid I would not have bought it. It's a nice and humorous little point'n click, but there are plenty of others just as well and even better. Being free, I recommend it anyway because I had a good time, but not enough to want to pay the other episodes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1AGsL2y4lI

Very cumbersome control: For every Action (even Just Watch) a Double Click + single Click is necessary-I haven't seen that yet. Puzzle Design is rather undemanding. The Setting has an implausible and in no Way captivating. The Animations make everything seem kind of Sluggish and graphics and System requirements are out of proportion to me. Translation (played on D and En) a bit bumpy. The Voice-acting is ridiculous. In Places, the Game tries a few humorous insoles that imho doesn't ignite. In terms of Scope, like a Demo. In my Eyes, the Title is a Waste Of Time without Entertainment value. I've played other free Adventures before, all of which were better. The only postive Aspects: Easy and 100% Achievements easily reachable. I can't recommend the Game.

I may have done just the beginning of the game, I find it still well so here is an evaluation. Reversion the escape is a well known PC game that offers to follow a point to click adventure in 2035. After 10 years in a coma, your character finds himself in a mysterious hospital room that became one of the HQ of a terrorist entity, an actor in a war that ravaged the country. The aesthetics of the game makes very cartoon and you have to pay attention to every detail to progress and move from one painting to another. Indeed, to escape from the room where the adventure begins you will have to be an observer and identify the elements of the décor that will allow you to deceive the vigilance of the guard. The game is fully subtitled in French and allows you four types of action: examine, operate, speak and use inventory. The action buttons could have been even more intuitive (it remains simple anyway): you have to touch the type of actions you want and then you select the object where the person you want to interact with. If this is only the first chapter, know that the whole game offers a rich adventure where you will have to work your brains and your sense of observation to move forward. Reserved for amateurs of the genre here I hope that this evaluation was useful, to more and good game at all.