The Lion's Song: Episode 1 - Silence reviews

Wonderful Experience. As you embark on the Game, you can enter a wonderful World of the deep of the Human Psyche, Art and Science-and how it all flows together. In this Game, it's also the little Things that affect individual Words and Decisions that, as in real Life, whole Stories. The Game manages to be able to find yourself in a different Time and in a different Life, to take Part in the different People and to be carried by the Music. So far for me the best game I've played in 2017 so far. Recommended in any case if you like games that manage to touch your own Soul. Ten out of ten Thumbs up!

I'll make it succinct; Those who like to play narrative Games-Especially (Point & Click) Adventures-who will enjoy The Lion's Song-even more so because the first Episode comes free of charge. However, Due to the lack of speech, you have to get involved in Reading texts, but you don't expect any Novels. Those who are also familiar with the Literature and Music of this Time Will also be able to meet one or the other old Masters again, or hear From them or read R. M. Rilke's "Panther." Dure Graphics go beautifully with the Feel of the game, and I have to confess that even though I'm not a Friend of Pixel Graphics. All in All, I'm very excited about the 2nd Episode of The Lion's Song-there's not a Review yet, after all, 3/4 this Game is still a Work in progress;) If you want to see Moving Image, you can look into the Let's Play of the first Episode, but I highly Recommend playing The Lion's Song yourself-it's worth it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw94ell6lsU

Actually, I like interactive Novels, but here I just don't know what the Game wants me to do. The Story doesn't unfold in the approach in the Free episode 1, so after the very quickly reached end I don't Feel like the Second Part. I simply do not care about the Main Character, there is no Depth and not even a Direction. You click through it like that, make a few Decisions, but you don't know what they're doing. Because the Main Character is virtually non-existent. There is a Woman sitting in the same Chair in a hut for four Days at a Time, but you don't know who that is. What moves them, what sets them apart? On The one hand, all this is not really interesting and, secondly-even more Seriously-of no Relevance. You click through like that. History is missing. But There is also a lack Of Gameplay. No Puzzles, no Exploration, no Twists, no Surprises. The sepia still image look is also not helpful in terms of the (missing) pace. This Game actually plays on its own, you kind of click on the invisible "Continue" button. Too bad, I just don't Feel like buying Episode 2. My Tip: Play "Life is strange," which is confused like Headphone Cables in your Pocket, but really exciting and everything has Consequences.