Un voyage sur les routes o l’on incarne plusieurs personnages essayant de passer la frontire pour chapper une dictature, dans la nation fictive de Petria.
Son style visuel – type BD -, sa bande-son des annes 90 et sa narration interactive en font un bon jeu d’aventures narratives.
Dommage pour l’absence de VF.
Put this game on a Sunday morning, thinking I would play for a few hours to see what it was about (My husband bought it for himself) 12 hours later I was still playing. The graphics are a bit rough but its basically a point and click adventure game with a great story and compelling characters
In this game you play as several teens that have been reported missing and are trying to cross the border. During the journeys you encounter the main characters across several chapters – Journalist Sonya, Trucker John, Taxi Driver Jarrod, Zoe, Police Officer Fanny, Alex and robbers Stan and Mitch. Each of these has an arc which you have to progress which could alter the way your game ends. You can also get arrested or killed which ends the chapter and you enter the game as another teen. You have to keep eating, drinking and resting or you will die. You can also steal items which is kind of fun.
Each game will give you a different starting point which helps avoid repetition. In my first game I learnt a lot about Sonya and Stan and Mitch whilst in my second game I got more scenes with Jarrod – who can be quite frightening! – both games resulted in a different ending based on the routes I took and character progression made which was nice. Tempted to try different decisions in my third play through.
As you reach Road 96 the game can get repetitive but there are several options on how to cross but once you have tried each route once it can get a bit tiresome.
The sound track is great and you will have the tunes playing in your head for days after. Each play through doesn’t take too long maybe 4 to 5 hours max.
I really enjoyed the game but it won’t be for everyone.
Un voyage sur les routes o l’on incarne plusieurs personnages essayant de passer la frontire pour chapper une dictature, dans la nation fictive de Petria.
Son style visuel – type BD -, sa bande-son des annes 90 et sa narration interactive en font un bon jeu d’aventures narratives.
Dommage pour l’absence de VF.
Put this game on a Sunday morning, thinking I would play for a few hours to see what it was about (My husband bought it for himself) 12 hours later I was still playing. The graphics are a bit rough but its basically a point and click adventure game with a great story and compelling characters
In this game you play as several teens that have been reported missing and are trying to cross the border. During the journeys you encounter the main characters across several chapters – Journalist Sonya, Trucker John, Taxi Driver Jarrod, Zoe, Police Officer Fanny, Alex and robbers Stan and Mitch. Each of these has an arc which you have to progress which could alter the way your game ends. You can also get arrested or killed which ends the chapter and you enter the game as another teen. You have to keep eating, drinking and resting or you will die. You can also steal items which is kind of fun.
Each game will give you a different starting point which helps avoid repetition. In my first game I learnt a lot about Sonya and Stan and Mitch whilst in my second game I got more scenes with Jarrod – who can be quite frightening! – both games resulted in a different ending based on the routes I took and character progression made which was nice. Tempted to try different decisions in my third play through.
As you reach Road 96 the game can get repetitive but there are several options on how to cross but once you have tried each route once it can get a bit tiresome.
The sound track is great and you will have the tunes playing in your head for days after. Each play through doesn’t take too long maybe 4 to 5 hours max.
I really enjoyed the game but it won’t be for everyone.