fish filet

A fairly interesting puzzle game. There wasn't much here in terms of story content, but this was rather decent in the game aspect of what makes up part of a storygame. Though a stronger emphasis on story aspect would have also been appreciated by myself. I must say that I did find myself curious as to what bore fruit the inspiration for the title of this story, because from what I've read there wasn't any mention of fillet or fish. I guess despite the randomness of the title and the game itself, I didn't find the random nature of certain things to be too confusing or annoying. The story for the most part was at least coherent in a sense that I didn't find what I was reading to be boring when I eventually reached the end.

I found this game to require some patience on my end, as well as paying attention to previous choices that I made and keeping them in memory. The amount of items given and the correct choices needed to be chosen was a good challenge, a challenge that wasn't too difficult and fair enough in the way that it was presented. I only wish that things made a bit more sense as to what and why things were happening the way they were happening. For example, the entire box deal that while entertaining, was somewhat random.

There's not many issues I had with this story, though for something that is tagged humor (at least in the moment that this comment was being made) actual humor wasn't something that I felt was really explored. Unless the randomness of certain things was supposed to provide the humor in this?

For a puzzle game without much in terms of story, or much of a clear and present goal to be reached for the matter... I found this to be something that was serviceable, and certainly not anything which I would call a terrible experience by any means.

So not bad, hamburgerfish.

A great game, the puzzles were interesting although quite random at times. There were quite a few times wear I had no idea what to do and no items seemed to work, it took me quite a while to realize that you need to use another item after using the cardboard box in chapter 3.

It also would have been much more useful if the items that you no longer needed were discarded after when they were no longer needed (although I understand that you kept them in to make the decisions harder).

Overall the aim of each chapter could have been clearer and the advanced editor could have been used more effectively to create a better and more interesting puzzle. On the better side the grammar and spelling was pretty good overall and your writing style was very good. With more writing practice this could be a great story!

I really don't think I've been so confused by a game before. From what I understand, key-cards open walls, lollipops can be used for bribery and somewhere there's a magical box that you can turn into... For a game that has absolutely no premise, that you could do absolutely anything with, you'd think the author would've been able to come up with a slightly less nonsensical object than a magic box that gives you the power to turn into boxes.

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nice

eh

This game is amazing, and i will now apply it to my life. Basically- If you're confused, go get lost in you're local antique shop, retrace your steps, and the secrets to the univers are yours.

The puzzles in this game could by solved most easily by clicking links until I found the correct one. It did not take much thinking on my part. It's not a terrible game, but the lack of a real story combined with the lack of real puzzles made it somewhat boring.

You just have to get really lucky.
1. Go into antique store
2. Use keycard
3. Go on middle-right path
4. if you reached the error, good job.
5. Click "go back"
6. Click the third "go back"
7. Win(i think.)

1/8 If I could rate it any lower I would.

You deserve to be waterboarded for writing this waste of brain cells.

This is a bad click & guess "story" with no substance.

BUT HEY - I'm sure you tried kiddo can't fault you on that.