Alchemist: Journey of the Soul - 日本語レビュー0件・全言語レビュー116件・評価・同時接続数

Despite looking very nice, I would not recommend this game. This feels more like guessing what the creator intended than actually trying to progress by solving challenges. The game forces you to use some mechanics by forbidding the intuitive mechanic. e.g you need a power to ring a bell despite you being against the bell, having hands and having the handle within reach. There's also a piece you need to take off. It looks within reach, but you can't interact with it. It's supposed to have glass in between, but it's so transparent, that I've never been able to see the glass itself. When this happens, you lose trust in the mechanics and you're never sure what you can achieve and what is blocked by other mechanics. I was stuck for a while on one puzzle, because I thought I needed the next power to get it, while there was a small interact button that could appear if you were at the right place Then, the mechanics are not well used. The shrinking, hook and fire potions are used as a fancy lock. Every single of these mechanics could just be replaced by a locked door without changing the gameplay. There are very few other uses such as ringing the bell, or pushing a wagon which require the mechanic, even though it looks like all of these things could be done just with your hands instead. So, I didn't see any interesting usage of the mechanics Lastly, there's the walk, the painfully slow walk. I really miss a sprint button, so that I can do challenges instead of walking from one challenge to the next. This is even more painful, when some of the "shorcuts" you unlock later doesn't look like a shortcut at all. It still takes way too much effort to reach the same place again

+optimisation +graphics +sound +movement, abilities, interaction with environment mid story - too short for this amount of money. 4 hours for 100% - too simple. I got stuck so much that I needed a walkthrough only once, at 9 spices: I couldn’t connect the obvious hint with the candles next to it. And at tunning forks, but I just brute‑forced that one. So, maybe I could recommend it for 10-14 years old children, not for general public

WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥. Have you guys ever hear about intuitive design? This is all pure nonsens and an absolute grift giving us the option to have 4 players. No need at all for multiplayer, it just confuses things. The first game was a totally ok attempt, then you did this ♥♥♥♥. I'll say it again: WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥ were you thinking. I just finished the game and a I cannot overstate how worthless the puzzles are and how much i hate this piece of ♥♥♥♥. I now have to earn back my friends trust because i made them buy this ♥♥♥♥. You ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.