You ever heard of the Willy Wonka experience? This game is very similar to it. The similarities are that both seem to have something big to show off, you know? So you're hit with the images before you play the game, big open world is shown off and think wow there must be a lot of stuff to it. You would be surprised how little there was. I was confused from start to finish on what to do, if there was any kind of goal, something to work to? Nope! A lot of wandering, good amount of running from the what, two enemies that chase you? Just antagonize random bystanders to get their scenes, or in one case ask for it. I don't think I'll ever be able to replicate this sheer amount of confusion that this game gave me, on what to do in general.
The positive!
The greatest thing I can say about this is at least I know the controls. While I wish I could remap said controls, you do in fact get a slight tutorial on how the character functions. And that's the highest thing I can say about this game.
I wasted like 5 hours. That's five hours I can never get back. And I feel nothing but remorse for that. To loop back to the Willy Wonka experience analogy, I guess both things claim to have a lot to show, in the end neither of them lived up to what was claimed I guess.
The positive!
The greatest thing I can say about this is at least I know the controls. While I wish I could remap said controls, you do in fact get a slight tutorial on how the character functions. And that's the highest thing I can say about this game.
I wasted like 5 hours. That's five hours I can never get back. And I feel nothing but remorse for that. To loop back to the Willy Wonka experience analogy, I guess both things claim to have a lot to show, in the end neither of them lived up to what was claimed I guess.