No surprise that Rufus had enough of that and hatches one ludicrous plan after the. Life on the trash-planet Deponia is anything but a walk in the park. It's a bit like Myst, minus the story and the walking around, but hints and problems exist (in my opinion) in near perfect harmony. Description Junk, junk and even more junk. Daedalic Entertainment has done a superb job of crafting a point-and-click game that offers so much room for players to fail and make matters worse. For those that skip the comments in the margin and dive straight for the grade at the back of the page, Popmatters considers a five out of ten an average. They also have some issues and the mental asylum level of the first was simply infuriating, but I feel that they are overall just better games.Īnd "adventure" I really liked was The Room.
If you are looking for genuinely great (German) adventures, then maybe have a look at Secret Files 1 and 2, the third was the downfall of the series, but every year or so I re-play the first two. How ever, Deponia was the final nail in their coffin - at least for me. Life on the trash-planet Deponia is anything but a walk in the park. If you are happy to put up with that, then they are beautiful game, but some people just aren't prepared to do that.
Deponia the complete journey rating full#
Despite the threat posed by the antagonists, the prevailing tone of the game is positive, and chock full of coarse humor. Altogether, the whole exciting adventure runs about 35 to 40 minutes, including gameplay, funny cut scenes, and quirky dialogue.
Sometimes puzzles barely make any sense and it really kills my immersion and fun if I have to use a walk through. The Deponia trilogy fits together really, even if the finale won’t satisfy everyone’s tastes. I love the art, the ideas, the stories and characters they always come up with and I'm still in love with Spot from Whispered World, and for some people that's enough, but I find the flow of their games to be often problematic. I don't buy anything from Daedalic anymore.
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