City of Fools has a completely nonlinear storyline, and a plethora of interesting details. The game features about 500 amusing locations, numerous hidden object scenes, 10 incredibly fun mini-games, more than 100 hours of gameplay in Expert mode and a comic plot. Find the mayor and complete your quest for laughs in the funniest hidden object quest ever!
Tundel has three evils - fools, roads and the mayor, who hides a UFO from the public. You are a successful journalist of a famous magazine. The Editor in Chief sends you to the town of Tundel on a mission to write about the mysterious incident. In order to complete the mission you'll need all your patience, wits and communication skills. How to find the mayor in an unfamiliar city? First of all, find the City Hall! How to get to the City Hall? We'll have to find a special pass, which is hidden no one knows where! In order to get the access you'll need to get acquainted with almost all the inhabitants of the city and each of them is eager to give you a completely ridiculous task. As a result, even in the first minutes of the game you'll find yourself deep in troubles with lots of incomprehensible stuff and a strong desire to escape from this crazy city! But the job should be done. Pull yourself together and start to organize information you have. Remember the street names and house numbers. When you fulfill any request you'll get a reward from grateful citizens.
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AT A GLANCE (Full review follows below) Game Name: City of Fools Original Release: 2015 Genre Tags: Point & Click; Adventure; Hidden Object; Puzzle; Open World My Overall Grade: B Estimated Playtime (Campaign): 2-7 hours Multiplayer Aspect: None Recommended To: Established fans of the genre; Those intrigued by the genre; Novelty seekers; Casual gamers REVIEW City of Fools is a quirky little game that offers no innovation to gameplay but still boasts a very strong and unique identity. It breaks away from many of the traditional stylings of the point-and-click adventure genre and offers a nice experience that will appeal to those who want to stay within the genre without having to settle for another clone of a clone of a clone of a hand-holding, linear game. The aesthetics and presentation of the game neither add value to the game nor do they take any away. It doesn’t have
Okay... That was an... experience, I guess. I'm usually more eloquent in my narrative but I can't even begin to describe this bottomless pit of fool's errands named City of Fools. It is an adventure game with the illusion of an aim that sends you out into a blatantly foolish settlement with a Herculean list of item catching... Oh, darn! Let me take this from a somewhat proper beginning, okay? We take the role of a journalist appointed to take an interview from the mayor of the city of Tundel, concerning the discovery of a UFO site. We take on a train journey and arrive at the said town, but reaching the mayor will be a task that shall take the totality of our gameplay. Congratulations! Tundel is a settlement with the ordinary habitant with an average IQ of room temperature. You'll keep encountering eccentric individuals with ridiculous problems and absurd enough situations that you'd co
Fun inventory puzzle point & click "adventure" game The map of this game shows over 50 houses, and each one has one, sometimes two quest givers. They're all fairly weird people with strange requests: some of these involve going into the next room and fetching some stuff (the hidden object part), but most require you to fetch something from somewhere else in the city. If you've seen the item at the pharmacy or at the store, it's easy; but if you don't, well, you'll be sure to run across it later. If you do, and realize "this is what the guy from earlier wanted", that's usually followed by the realization that you have no clue where you found him. Well, you'll be sure to run across him (or her) again later... So, yeah, it says "hidden objects", but that's not the main thing you're doing: you'll be running all over town doing these quests (there are 122). There's a journal that helps you
If Rube Goldberg had been a game designer he would have easily fit in with the developers of Absolutist Ltd. (How to build a better mousetrap, anyone?) This game is a convoluted, hodge podge of absurdly "normal" (yet quite obsessed) characters who for various reasons all want something from somewhere else before the gamer can obtain the one thing they really need. At least the characters pay well, in most cases. Take notes my friends, you will need them, and SAVE YOUR GAME. This game does not automatically save when the gamer quits. Story: Your newspaper editor has sent you to Tundel to interview the mayor about a possible UFO cover-up. Seems a simple enough assignment until you get to Trundel. You discover the mayor is on his private island. Finding the airport is simple enough and getting to the island seems easy until you learn the "plane" ticket costs $1264. Now you just have to ea
I am enjoying the game so far. It's basically a puzzle game where you collect items to solve puzzles. Once you solve a puzzle you usually either get another item or some money so you can buy another item. Some of the puzzles are quite difficult and some are very easy. I don't mind the premise of the game but I wish it was easier to navigate to where you want to go. The map does help but you need to be able to fast move to a place. Once you discover a puzzle it is written in your journal however the journal does not tell you where the puzzle is so I would recommend writing down where the puzzle was found so that you can find it again later. The journal needs this information really!!! I got all 6 achievements quite early on but decided to carry on and try and complete the game. The travelling around and getting lost is starting to wear thin though so I might not bother. Overall I would
A very funny (and silly) casual adventure! Only a few 'hidden objects' scenes and other mini-games, but more than 110 'tasks' in your list (mostly - to find an object and give it to some or other person). Many of those tasks are optional, and your inventory is one of the largest you would see in an adventure game. The city is somewhat difficult to navigate, and the map does not help much here - but it is still a lot of fun.
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