Sandra and Woo in the Cursed Adventure reviews

Often it is not a Breeze in the tricky Tasks to think of the right Corner. However, If one stays Tuned, one experiences through the Full Setting and various Sequences something like an interactive "first film adaptation," implemented with Attention to Detail.

This has become a really nice Game. It's a Challenge in terms of all the Puzzles, but not too hard that you can't make it. The Plot also intertwins nicely and what I like playfully is the Scene change and that slips into several Characters, giving the Game a complexity. Nice Project!

A puzzle adventure that certainly doesn't reinvent the Genre, but does a lot of things right without making gross Mistakes. Not necessarily State of the Art, the Game is characterized mainly by unusual Storyline, fresh Characters and Cheeky Ideas and Dialogue. I was very excited about Larissa in particular. First And foremost, the Game is likely to delight Fans of the underlying webcomic series, but even those who don't know the Comics will surely take pleasure in it. I've had them, anyway.

To anticipate the most Important thing: The Game does not reinvent the Genre and the Recommendation applies TO the same for Fans of the Webcomic. The Game is quite Fun in itself, but with some Puzzles and Tricks you have to think about more than just a Corner, otherwise it sometimes ends up in indiscriminate trying and Rumbling. This is Rounded off by a few Mini-games that are important for advancement. However, these can be skipped if you really despair. The Game gets Variety from the four controllable Characters, who are not only the namesake Main Characters but also the destructive Larisa and the brave Cloud. With some Puzzles, it's important to know the Characters and their Way. German Dubbing has Not succeeded so well. It sometimes sounds loveless and some Characters (such as Cloud) pronounce the Names in German, while others pronounce them in English. Those who are proficient in the English Language should rather play in the Original Sound. The Graphics have a lot of Attention to Detail and have succeeded really well, but the Movements of the Characters sometimes seem a bit stiff and unresolved. However, this is just a small Downer. The Heart of the Game, however, is the Humor typical of the Comic. Be it the Dialogues or the quite funny Scenes that will take place as the Game progresses. Fans of Sandra and Woo are likely to enjoy it the most. All in all, it is an entertaining, fun Game with a thirsty Successful story, which, however (as mentioned at the beginning), should only captivate Fans of the Webcomic. Otherwise, the Fun of the Game is likely to collapse like a House of cards in the Wind at the Tutorial. If you love the Webcomic, you can access it quietly.