A morning at home. I still have to work, but I decided to pleasure myself first with another Comp entry. I'm in need of some magic in my life, these days, some color, and the god of random things, that sun of a gun, gave me such a treat. Oh, I'm so happy.
Mite by Sara Dee
Mite is a fantasy entry about an adolescent pixie named Mite. Nice. I bet I'll have magic, creatures of wonder, gigantic flowers and misty lakes. And I hope I have mushrooms, magical ones, like the ones from the magical mistery tour.
Magical spoilers after the chained creature.
Mite by Sara Dee
Mite is a fantasy entry about an adolescent pixie named Mite. Nice. I bet I'll have magic, creatures of wonder, gigantic flowers and misty lakes. And I hope I have mushrooms, magical ones, like the ones from the magical mistery tour.
Magical spoilers after the chained creature.
I'm still running to get my payed work done, so I'll still keep this one short. That won't be a problem with Mite, since it is a short game after all.
It is a cute game, yes it is, and the prose was quite competent and friendly. "Friendly prose", yes, that's exactly what it is. Implementation is solid, and the puzzles felt smooth and well cued, although I needed one hint because of a guess-the-verb issue. A sad moment, mainly because I knew what I had to do, I just wasn't phrasing it the way our dear Dee thought of it, she even uses that same phrase when she describes the outcome of the correct action, so sigh. Anyway, the rest is plain linear, there are some NPCs, all cute, but not that developed; the twist ending was, well, not that memorable; the exploration factor is down to a minimum, although that makes for a smooth play. In short, a short cute adventure, one which has nothing bad to point out, but nothing remarkable either.
It is a cute game, yes it is, and the prose was quite competent and friendly. "Friendly prose", yes, that's exactly what it is. Implementation is solid, and the puzzles felt smooth and well cued, although I needed one hint because of a guess-the-verb issue. A sad moment, mainly because I knew what I had to do, I just wasn't phrasing it the way our dear Dee thought of it, she even uses that same phrase when she describes the outcome of the correct action, so sigh. Anyway, the rest is plain linear, there are some NPCs, all cute, but not that developed; the twist ending was, well, not that memorable; the exploration factor is down to a minimum, although that makes for a smooth play. In short, a short cute adventure, one which has nothing bad to point out, but nothing remarkable either.
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