The Next Big Thing is the new, hilarious adventure gem. It's a great adventure game in high definition, loaded with laughs, tributes, mysteries and wacky puzzles! What if horror movies' monsters were actually played by real monsters? In that context, Liz Allaire, talented journalist who can't count up to 4, and Dan Murray, a tough macho who can't stand beetles, attend the horror movies award ceremony... there is the starting point of an incredible story, full of twists and turns! Help Liz and Dan solve the numerous mysteries of an amazing adventure that you won't forget any time soon!
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The Next Big Thing was a really fun and entertaining game to play throughout. It's relatively short and the puzzles are pretty easy, but the stylish graphics and witty (often underhanded) humor really makes it a joy to play. If you're looking for a light, quick adventure game to run through over a weekend, this should definitely be on your list.
SUMMARY: A beautiful restaurant with great service, but the food sucks. 6/10 You know the kind of point-and-click adventures that are genuinely entertaining and give you that giddy feeling of accomplishment when you successfully solve their challenging but logical puzzles? Well, this is not one of those. "The Next BIG Thing" looks awesome. It has a very good user interface. Dialogues are well written, and often very funny. Voice acting for the two main characters is excellent and at least tolerable for the others. The game has a goofy plot and quirky characters, on a level that would make even Japanese raise an eyebrow in appreciation, but that was only refreshing. There is enough content to justify the price. However. The puzzles are horrid. They do not even make an attempt to be logical; literally the only way to figure out many of them is the age-old chore-fest of trying to use eve
The Next Big Thing, is a point and click adventure game developed by Pendulo Studios. Being released in February of 2011 on both PC and iOS devices. Gameplay in TNBT is your standard point and click action. You can walk around the areas fairly freely, allowing you to interact with objects and talk to other characters in the game. Obviously with all point and clicks the game play is not why you are playing. The puzzles in the game are somewhat entertaining as well, some of them really make you think, but are not so obscure that you have no chance of working them out. I had to resort to a guide for a few of them, but that is more than can be said for other Point and click titles out there. The game’s UI is one of the better I have seen in this genre, it is very easy to navigate and to select objects and use them in different ways. Even though the game doesn’t have any sort of in game tut
The Next BIG Thing is a traditional point and click adventure. I am a big fan of this genre and I usually like most part of games contributing to it, but this game clearly makes an exception. Two of the most important characteristics of graphic adventures are extremely weak. Although the story is indeed original, it doesn't make to capture gamers' attention and is somehow boring, if we exclude the mental trip part between chapters 5 and 6. Furthermore the story (and the game) is REALLY short. Puzzles are just poor, being way too easy and often illogic. Characters are not bad, I would define them average, since they are well defined but not able to intensively involve the gamer. Finally the two strenghts of this game are the graphic interface, which is really user friendly and very well designed, and the graphics, that I rather loved both for the style, the colors and the attention to
not for me. tried twice to play. not engaged first time and gave up after a few hours. second time tried harder. game was not bad, just not engaging for me, but i was determined to finish. but.... for those like me with hearing issues, (relatively mild in my case) the music puzzle was not solvable......being so close to the end i was ticked off at having to give up so late in the game. why not include a skip option for those of us who dont have the ability to solve such puzzles? if your hearing is normal, probably a good enough game (though a bit dull), for those with any hearing deficiency pass on this one..... 5.5 /10 if you can hear well less than 3/10 if you have any hearing issues.... 8/2025 ...I tried to play this again. This time I didn't have the patience to get very far. I am going to remove this game from my library. Once again I'd say it's not an horrible game, just not good
After watching gameplay of Pendulo Studio's new game 'Yesterday', i was keen to see what other titles they had to offer. Looking at earlier titles from the company i wasn't exspecting too much in ways of gameplay/storyline as these games lacked the reviews that Yesterday had received. I'm not sure if i just wasn't paying attention when they came out, but this was the first i had heard of these titles. For a point and click game 'The Next BIG Thing' did not dissapoint, providing a variety of areas and 'puzzles' to last a few solid hours. Being a somewhat indie title i didn't bank on the game being the standard 9hrs but was pleasntly surprized by the games 2-3hr playtime. Some of the puzzles are insanely complex and require you to either be playing on easy for hints or to have access to a walkthrough (praise google!). As certain items open up key dialogue etc, without the game informing
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