Unforeseen Incidents

I'll give it a thumbs up, but a 7 out of 10 thumbs up unfortunately. First off, just great to see any sort of well put together point and click adventure these days! So thank you for that. Great sketch based art which are filled out very nicely with digital paint. There is definitely an odd amout of jank sprinkled alllllll over this thing, lots of little glitches and quirks that seem like they would be pretty easy to smooth out. Then comes the trajectory of the the puzzles/stories/areas, which all go very much downhill from beginning to end. The final chapter is wildly linear and offers an ending that does bring some closure, but is truly just slapped together. Didn't need a walk through, although a few times I had to spend a few hours grinding to find the tiny little event/bit of info that would keep this thing moving along. It does have the very popular, dumb guy getting yelled at constantly by disgruntled women, which seems to be simmering throughout the entire genre, so if that bothers you this may not be your cup of tea.. though I'm guessing many will be oh so pleased as always... All in all if you're a fan of the genre, give it a try and support of developer, if you're on the fence, most definitely wait for a sale!

This game was so fun. It took me several weeks to finish but during that time i was so excited to jump back on for an hour or so to solve the puzzles. Definitely recommend.

Love the art style and the storyline is really great. Some areas were a little challenging but overall a great game.

While I can't deny that this game is artisticly well made, it has some flaws which made the experience overall negative for me. The biggest pros are quite good voice acting and decent art style, it can help you get through to the end. I'm neutral on the puzzles and overall plot. Nothing groundbreaking, some puzzles in typical point-and-click fashion are somewhat convoluted and a bit out of the box (or illogical, depending on your perspective). What I hated was the UI/UX. Changing a scene meant a couple seconds of black screen, while the next scene loaded. Opening a multi-tool (and some other items) froze the game for a second EVERY TIME. For a game where the multi-tool is the most used item this is unacceptable for me. Moreover, the inventory was too small to display every item at once sometimes, which meant combining two items could also be a pain if they were too far apart. I completed the game for completions sake, and will happily forget about it.