A decent and short game with sufficient clues provided. It was experimental when I added some mints to a can of soda and created something new. Bravo! :P
I wish there was a strong tornado sound effect and some objects would be flying around in close distance. This would make the situation seem more emergent than it was.
This game had all my attention when I played it because of its interactive nature and the embedded mini-games. The Rock-Paper-Scissor's game was easy and predictable, but fun.
When I looked into the eyes of that young man, I thought they were beautiful and wanted to kiss him.
I like the realistic graphics and the stirring sound track used in this game.
Game play is alright. I was stuck with a broom and a 4-digit colour safe. Thanks to the walk through, I wouldn't have thought I could click underneath a cupboard. Also, the yellow number displayed on the screen (6) didn't match with the code to unlock the safe (5).
Introduction looks interesting! However, I couldn't get pass the second scene (bathroom). There's no instruction on the controls (e.g., how to collect and use an item).
There's a hint button for every game over screen...
The pink-green-purple dot matching puzzle was quite challenging.
The star clue was kind of vague. I couldn't relate it to the four orange dots until I had done other puzzles.
Solving an obvious anagram on a key was a redundant effort.
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