Journey of a Roach

Journey of a Roach throws you into a topsy turvy animated world that's really quite charming. Climbing around on the ceiling can be a little bit dizzying, and at my time of playing there were a couple of little movement snagging areas. It's also a very short game, but I feel like the pace that it sets is good and I worry that if it was longer it might overstay its welcome. At 3.5 hours this was with me backtracking for a couple of achievements. The puzzles are logical and bizzare, the best kind. It's cute and cheerful and unique enough to give a chance. The full recommended retail is high in my opinion for the time you will get out of it but if you can get it for <£5 i'd snatch it up. Daedalic published this for a small team and honestly as companies go these are guys that i'd be proud to be giving money to - sale or not.

Journey of a Roach is a short but sweet adventure game in quite the unusual setting. Playing as a roach you have to move around the scenery on the walls, ground and ceiling. The free movement on all surfaces of the rooms you are in makes the game quite different and adds to its charm. The puzzles are fairly interesting and not too hard. The game has a bunch of missable achievements so would recommend checking them up so you can do them on your second playthrough (or even first if you don't mind the slight spoilers). The game also has a collectable achievements and multiple achievements tied to replaying the game; one for beating it without saving, one for beating it twice and then the challenge of the game...beating the game in under 18 minutes. The speedrun might take a practice run or two of the game to be able to pull it of but its very doable. Time to 100%: 3-6 hours (depending on

Journey of a roach has a good story and interesting puzzles from the beginning to the end. Also it has lovable characters and nice songs. It is a short game and you will finish it in a few hours but it worth it. It has cool achievements to unlock and this will double the playing time.

journey of a roach is a point & click adventure with a story told entirely through drawings. fair enough, not many roaches speak english (only roach coach comes to mind from the powerpuff girls), so you can say the game is pretty realistic. it takes place underground after the apocalypse, only survived by various animals. you're controlling jim (typical name for a roach), minding his own business, when his bud (conveniently called bud) comes crashing in with the news that he found a flower on the surface. they start adventuring together, but things soon turn into a 'rescue bud' situation. it's a 3d adventure with wasd/arrow movement (controller works too), the pointing & clicking is reserved for interactions. seeing as they're insects, it shouldn't be too surprising that wall climbing is part of their repertoire. the inventory has a hotkey, can be clicked to appear, but the best is mou

A world devastated by nuclear war. A wasteland contaminated by radiation. And radroaches. ...Fallout. :P

tl;dr -> Play as a cockroach on a never-ending quest to save his useless brother who keeps getting owned by every situation. 11/10 older brother simulator. I got this game gifted to me by a generous friend and was interested to play because I wanted to try a refreshing point-and-clicker with an interesting artstyle. I was pleasantly surprised with my gameplay experience. The aesthetics are very nice - the amount of detail in the game world is high. During brief cutscenes, the artstyle switches to a charming, fun cartoon appearance. The music and sounds are good and add to the positive, comical vibe emitted by the gameplay. Much of the game consists of you travelling throughout an extensive bomb shelter, trying to fix all of the troubles caused by your roach friend/brother. The controls are simple and easy to learn - I recommend using a controller to play, but the keyboard and mouse c