Games in Sacramento by Enchambered
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A short game but worth a play! Me and my BF enjoyed it! We played it together in the same room, but made sure we couldn't see each others screen.
We enjoyed having to figure out which puzzle elements from 1 player fit with which elements from another player.
The game had a nice variety of puzzles, though not particularly narrative driven.
It would have been nice for the hint system to be integrated within the game, as we only discovered the link to the hints by accident.
One element of the game was particularly obtuse and without hints we would never have known the correct way to use one of the games final elements.
Overall a solid game.
This game requires 2 players on 2 devices, more people can play but they have to choose which of the 2 player screens they will be working with. The Player 1 screen gets one set of information and the Player 2 screen gets a totally different set of information. You must use good communication skills to share information and solve the puzzles.
I love this premises of communicating to share different pieces of information. We found the puzzles juicy and satisfying for the majority of the game. Towards the end we got frustrated with one puzzle which we had to get the solution for from the hint system, but the reason for the solution was not given. So we still don't understand why that was the correct answer. And secondly, there was a random thing that needed to be done - I don't think any of us would have thought to do it in a million years without getting it from the hint system.
The hint system is an external page, rather than being built into the game. We would much prefer a built-in hint system.
So overall this is a nice game, although the 2 frustrating points at the end left us a bit flat at the finish.
They lure you in with a free game and soon you have played them all. We loved all the games from Enchambered from start to finish.
It is all about communication. This is a two player game (or two team game) where each player sees different information. It is now up to you to piece together this information to puzzle solving while not cheating and looking at the other screen.
We were challenged going through this but the puzzles were fair. A very enjoyable time.
Though there is nothing tying you and your partner into the same game, the game designers found a cool way of "sending" stuff from one player to the other. Very intriguing design. The inventory also worked well.
The price was so fair, that we topped it up with a tip.
All in all we were impressed. Loved the game.
A fun, point and click, drag and drop game designed for 2 teams to play simultaneously. Felt like the type of game you'd play on the phone. Very nicely presented.
SO fun that I bought the second one! Super cool and satifying.
Absolutely brilliant game. Highly recommend - it's great for team building and communication skills.
Failed quite miserably at this, our communication was really not great 🙁 None of that is due to the quality of the puzzle though! This free puzzle was great, nice visuals and unique puzzles, perfect to be played over Zoom with a friend. Highly recommended to spend a good 20-60 minutes (or more, in my case) and it's free!
Fun to communicate puzzles only you can see to the other person.