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by Mike0Psych0

So I was intrigued by the first 2 chapters, but there was the lacking of any actual plot. Yes, we’re introduced to the main character and a potential antagonist, but there wasn’t very much given. You were kind of just thrown into it. I like the idea of the puzzles, and you feeling like you were in the book, but the way they made some of the puzzles weren’t very, um what’s the word, “immersive”. It felt kind of clunky and weird. Also, the pay-wall gimmick didn’t leave a good taste in my mouth. There are plenty of e-books out there that cost money, and tell you from the start. You shouldn’t have to bring in readers and then forcing them to buy it to be able to read the story. You should’ve made the price clear in the first place, which would’ve been much more well received. 6 chapters also doesn’t seem worth $5, given it only took me about 20 minutes finish the first 2. It would’ve been okay if the chapters were longer, but that isn’t the case. I’m not saying the future chapters aren’t good (since I haven’t read them), but I don’t think I’m going to pay to find out. Now, about the developers and their responses, they seem highly unprofessional and can’t seem to take any form of criticism whatsoever. I have hopes that they will reflect on this project, and will do great things in their future. If they ever make another book, perhaps I’ll read. But for those reasons, I’m out.

by Askoo_

When I was younger, I played the free trial but backed off once I saw a price. Years later, there I was scrolling through the app store when I saw this, remembered what good memories I had, and downloaded it again. I had a great time playing the free trial again and I really enjoyed it. I had full intentions to buy the full version… until my experience sort of stopped.

I’m not sure why, but I CAN’T proceed past the fog section in Chapter 2. I had been blowing on my phone like an idiot for a while before deciding to see if Google could tell me anything. No, it simply told me to blow in my mic, which I’d already been doing. The game has access to my mic, so that’s not the issue, and I’m on the phone every day—never experienced a problem with my mic before. I even held my phone up in front of my fan; no results. Unfortunately, this does mean I’m unable to continue playing, as there is no way to skip certain puzzles. I’m just forced to flip pages and see Michael slowly lose hope in me (it’s a bit heartbreaking).

I wish there was a way to skip puzzles, because I honestly can’t see my way past this, but I had a good time while it lasted. From what I saw, excellent game. I’m just upset I won’t be able to have the whole experience.

by Parking Tycoons

I don’t write reviews. But while I was playing I knew I had to. This novel/game is simply stunning. Beautiful. Incredible. I had to comment on it. Of course however, my fun ended. Quite abruptly. There’s a pay wall y’all. I’m desperately searching the App Store page for a warning that this wasn’t the full version, but I can’t find it. It was literally out of nowhere. I really hope there is and this rant is all for nothing. Credit where it’s due, at least it wasn’t completely out of the blue. And I applaud the fact my character was just as frustrated as I was about having to pay. Disappointing.

*edit* Slight increase in rating because (thankfully) made a mistake and it does say it’s not a full game... kind of hidden on the scroll down thing on the IAP section. I missed it the first time, but, I think it’s pretty easy to miss this. And other people obviously have as well. Please, it’s best to put it in the description of the game, as that’s where most people look in order to get info on the game. I get that Way-Pall was suppose to ease the pain (kills immersion in my eyes but whatev) but monetization in gaming has become a bit of a touchy subject in games and it’s going to hurt the game a little. Folks need the best chance of knowing.