In a shady corner of Kingsport Bay at the outskirts of St Armando, Bwana and his trusted sidekick Kito struggle to make ends meet at their run-down gas station. Little do they know that they are about to be thrown into a spine-tingling adventure that will take them far from home and right into a twisting plot of corruption and danger. In the first chapter of The Journey Down, the search for a lost journal leads to forgotten secrets of the mysterious Underland. Follow Bwana and Kito as they puzzle their way forward and begin to uncover the true fate of their long lost father, Captain Kaonandodo.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco |
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Intro - About Find the parts you need for your old airplane for someone to help you get out of debt. This point and click adventure, has comedy and wonderful art and puzzles as you make progress. Play as what I can only assume “Tiki” people or as they call it “Afro-Caribbean twist” and make your way around town collecting things you need to use to get farther a long the story rich campaign. Pros & Cons ++ Pros +Appealing art style +Story Rich +Price (Current $8.99 US) +Fun +Comedy -- Cons -Cutscene sounds did not fit video -Short story - 3 hrs average -Some things you need to do are very random and there is no clue on what to do -Tedious walking -Must be a random clicker / Curious Explorer Personal Opinion I found this game very charming and appealing. I loved the graphics and the art they decided to use and made for a much different feel to the game compared to intensely, high
Quite good, and even better now with the reduced price. I love the graphics, I love the music, and the gameplay is decent classic adventure fair. And the story is quite good, but really seemed to only give you a hint at what you will discover in episode 2.
The Journey Down is a Point&Click game about Bwana who runs a gas station with his brother Kito, they've been struggling to run their business as they are in debt to the electric company and need to pay 4000 dollars in order to be able to resume their daily job. On that very day, a young woman named Lina arrived to the gas station, asking about a book - A journal of the Journey Down - which was once owned by their father Kaonandodo. A book full of notes to help to reach the Underland. After discovering a book, Bwana promised to help Lina to escape by repairing his airplane which hasn't flown for decades, in hope she'll help him to repay his debt. The artwork is so fun and unique, and the best thing is the voice-overs, the accent is amazing it fits the jazzy atmosphere. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1751311661 Although the area is small where you have to explore
This title really surprised me with how well it was made. I came in having no expectations. I had bought the game as part of a bundle on indiegala, and was only really going to try it out while waiting for another (and much larger in size) game to download, and was frankly blown away right from the start. You start off in dire straights with your electricity having been shut off because you hadn't paid your bills for a while. This means you can't make any money because the pump in your gas station that you own an operate relies on the power to run. However with some cheeky DYI smarts, you're soon back to normal... If normal means no customers, which... it does. Luckily as fate would have it a customer comes by, however she's not looking for a fill up, but rather a strange old book. Bwana (the main character) sees an opportunity to make a buck, and before long we're deep into the story
This was a nice game to play, some really good humour and an interesting storyline - The art style and such are reminiscent of Grim Fandango but with a different cultural background. The voice acting is fairly good, although its thrown off a bit by the poor lip synching. Pros: Good humour reminiscent of Lucasarts adventure games Interesting characters and art style Gorgeous and atmospheric scenery Fairly intriguing story line - looking forward to part two Fantastic soundtrack Cons: Puzzles are very easy for experienced point n clickers Incredibly short for the cost - short even for an episode Some half-baked animation work
I'll start off by saying that this isn't a bad game by any means. But... I can't recommend it. The first problem is the length. This game is about 2 hours long for the average player. It costs $9. It's a point-and-click adventure with no achievements, so there's no replayability. So... yeah, it's not exactly a lot of bang for your buck. The second problem is the visual design and animation, especially the latter. The backgrounds look good, they're all 2D hand-drawn kind of stuff. The character models look less good, basic 3D models with no texturing whatsoever. But the animations... are just problematic. Bad and kind of unsettling, too. The game's heavily stylzed which helps a little but not enough to make it pleasant to look at. Third, there's almost no plot here. Most of the major plot points that will be relevant in the second game are in the first 15 minutes and the last 5. Beyond th
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