The Clockwork Man reviews

The Clockwork Man is a beautiful Game-countless Puzzles and tricky Hidden Obbles Make you create as early as the first Few minutes. It is made with great Attention to Detail and has a very interesting Story. In addition, it is sometimes a good Idea to make a woman a technical Genius. So all in all, a nice Game for Hidden Object friends.

If you like object search games then why not? I especially enjoyed the scenes with horizontal scrolling with several planes. The story itself and the dialogues are not very interesting, but we can cut them. It is impossible to remain blocked thanks to the different ways of obtaining clues (you can get a drawing or the position of the objects sought).

The Game I put a 3.8/5.0. The graphics are very polished and the story is good. The voices are also appropriate to the character. However, it is a rather short game. The hardest Thing for a person who doesn't know English natively is that there are objects in the inventory that you have no idea what they are, which makes the game even more difficult; This is a shame that it is not translated at least in the object search screens to the other languages that the interface supports. It is something important, because otherwise you end up clicking on everything on the screen.

A story not very captivating, characters who are hardly interested, a heroine who spends her time storing rooms under not imprte what pretext, puzzles without much interest either, an outdated technique. Really, not much to remember from this game to the very short lifespan. If not the possibility to explore hidden object scenes by moving (sideways or backward forward) but that is technically not very well mastered. The game has a sequel. Honestly, it's worth no more than 1 or 2 euros/CHF but the simplest is not to dwell on it.

This is a hidden object game, with some puzzles tucked in the middle. Although I like this type of games, this one in particular has left me taste to Little:-The length is short, in 2 hours approximately is finished, which makes it short even for this type of games. -In the case of a hidden object game, there are screens in which there are not so many objects, lots of empty zones, so it is quite easy to find them. -The puzzles are also very simple, although in their defense are logical. Except in the end, you have to "solve" the navigation of a really very, very simple labyrinth. However, the graphics are taken care of and the track system (for those who need them) is original, spending "loads" depending on the type of track requested. And also the screens inside another screen gives you more variety. For fans who just start with this game, or to play with children, you can go, but for an experienced adult player you should avoid it.