Thank you for the great review, flotsam!

Thank you, Drac!

Ana

Nice one ob.

I'd be interested to hear if you write and get a response as I never did (years ago now).

Happy Friday all. I believe today is the first day in three weeks that we have temps above freezing. It is very gloomy looking out there though.

The usual Friday stuff is on my agenda - grocery list and doing nothing.

Have a great day b
everyone! Edit. Back to no Internet and using phone.

I used that option early on, Fogfighter. But overall I find it much easier to download games through Galaxy - and then close out Galaxy and play the games without the client. It is a pretty smooth process. It is good to have choices, though.

"More than 90 detailed pixel art backgrounds to explore" (Emphasis mine)

This particular line from your description scares me, as it turns an intriguing storyline into a game I probably won't play. FWIW, I have a long standing dislike of retro graphics. (Although not here, of course.)

To be fair, I have not played the demo yet, so the word "probably" above stands until I do. Give me a few days.

To me, there are only three reasons to use 1980s graphics in decade two of the 21st Century, and, IMO, they are all bad ones:

1. You think it looks good. (Nobody thinks that.)
2. It was cheaper/It was a cash issue. (Find more funding, or find a way to produce a better product for the same money.) (See 3 below)
3. The graphic engine limits me to retro graphics. (Find another engine. There are alternatives available.)

Okay, thanks!

Thanks mxm.

From what I understand, it is useful on a tablet which doesn't have a keyboard. It's been around since Windows 8 was introduced.

Good afternoon manXman


Michele, OldBroad and manXman ... most excellent finish

Ob, I can remember games similar to this being released years ago that were quite popular, and I suspect these are also fun. I haven't tried any of them yet, though.

These guys make some nice looking puzzle games. Thank you Ana