The final chapter of The Journey Down, a classic point-and-click saga with an Afro-Caribbean vibe. Get ready to embark on an epic journey of brain-teasing adventure!
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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Slightly weaker than the previous titles. Feels kinda rushed, but rather finisned. Backgrounds are less detailed, some sprites as well, the team exhaustion definitely shows itself and is very understandable. BUT! The third part has good music, is pretty light on puzzles (never had to scratch my head too much) and finally, IT DELIVERS AN ENDING! Unlike many other episodic titles, if you know what I mean. On par with the two previous parts, third one took me almost exactly 3 hours to beat. If you liked the first two parts, go get this one now.
BottomLine at the Top: A decent conclusion to a high-quality P&C game series. Cost for all the games combine is pricey for a point and click game but is often available on sale. Great for all P&C aficionados! ------------------------------------- Pros ------------------------------------- -Like the previous two chapters this game maintains a very high production value for a P&C game. Art design, animation, backgrounds, especially music (one of this series strongest aspects with 100 minutes of original music in this Chapter) are all fantastic. -Voice acting remains -Like the other chapters, the sales of this game’s soundtrack go to The Brain Tumor Charity in honor of chapter 1&2 lead soundtrack designer Simon D’Souza. It's always nice to see a game devote some profits to a charity and this game’s soundtrack is so good it really is a win/win for everyone! -Double click fast travel. -No
Short version: 88% Does The Journey Down worth a decade of wait and buying three separate games? Yes, it does. Is it worth the full price of three standalone products? Well… Long version: If you miss the golden age of point-and-click games, you will love The Journey Down. It is a wacky Rastafari adventure about two loveable but clumsy brothers and a lady archaeologist, set in a completely made-up world with heavy Haitian religious influences. However, you need to buy all three of its parts to fully experience its roughly 10-hour playtime. The game is good, yet I doubt many would pay the full price for the package. If you grab it on discount, get ready for some memorable writing that keeps its quality in all three parts. The players of previous chapters may wonder: do we finally learn what the story was about? Do we get the answers? I can safely say that yes, you will know almost every
I'm not entirely sure where to categorize this and thus got very mixed feelings about the game in and of itself. The Journey Down: Chapter Three starts off very strong (in my opinion). It's the same characters we know and love, doing silly things and having a laugh at it. Just like in the previous episodes. We finally find our 'heroes' in the Underland and about 20 minutes later, we're back in St. Armando. Considering that the game is about 3 to 4 hours long, being in the Underland for this short is kind of a shame. Ofcourse, the player goes back there after a while, but again... It's very short and feels more of an afterthought than an actual part of the story. And that's what the game becomes at exactly that point. The production value went down from there on in and it's noticable in a lot of aspects. The voice acting, in my opinion, is really great. Bwana, Kito are done great and ar
The third and final (?) installment in the series. If you enjoyed the first 2, you will be happy with the third. Expect total play time in the 3-4 hour range. System Info & Performance Report Operating System Ubuntu Linux 16.04 x64 CPU Ryzen 5 1500x GPU GTX 1050, nvidia-396 Game Saves 3 manual save slots Notes Achievements would be nice, and could add to the gameplay Technical Notes No problems
A soulful, beautiful conclusion to one of the more original and captivating point and click adventures of recent years. It falls short of all-time-classic status, but it will bring a huge smile on your face with the sheer heart + soul evident in it's every pixel.
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