Sally's Salon: Kiss & Make-Up reviews

The Story of the Game switched from kid-friendly to What did the Developers smoke? And that is absolutely nothing bad! The Humour is flat but funny. There is Murder and Manslaughter, a red-headed, female Jesus who resurrects People and a talking Plant. There are Crossovers to other Games. Characters like Angela or Parker appear in small and large Roles. The Gameplay is clickibunti as usual. The Customer wants something, you bring it to him. Simple Game principle that I personally Enjoy a lot (even though I keep being asked what a strange Game I'm actually playing. At this Point, many Greetings to Udo and Jamel.) Graphically, there are on and abs. As with All other Parts, I really like the general Game graphics. Only the "Cutszenes" are extremely pixelated and the 3D model Animations I find absolutely terrible. Luckily, there's really very little of that in the Game. It is possible to assign his Helpers to various Stations to operate. Only the respective Mini-games at the chosen Station have to be carried out themselves. This allows you to handle uncomfortably long Walkways super well! Sally is famously a real Coffee Junkie. When you drink Coffee during the Levels, Sally runs through the Location like a young Gazelle. As a result, Customer Storms are much easier to deal with and tight Orders can be handled easily. But The best thing is that you finally have a Use for the Diamonds! I other Parts could be turned off rather pointless Content. In this Part, however, you can buy Buffs like increased movement speed. I played through the Story levels as well as the Challenges in about 11 Hours. I really had to repeat a few Levels, because you can easily reach three Stars at the first Attempt. Karl the Mouse is also easy to find. Bugs that negatively affect the Gaming Experience I couldn't find. Just a few double Faces, or Hands sticking out into the Screen at the Edge of the Scene. Verdict: A very nice Pastime where you have to aim for your Brain from time to time. The Story is funny and beautifully written, only with the Graphics there are a few Elements from time to time that shouldn't have been.