Arrog 1.0

Reviews

1 ★, on 2020-08-19
There wasn't much to the game. It was really short. I paid $3 for very little game play. I thought there would be more puzzles or something. It was more of a silent visual novel but nothing telling you what to do or why. Nothing was explained at all. I was confused the entire time. I never had any clue what to do or when I could interact to begin with. The art style is really neat and that's why I wanted it, but I thought I was getting more tbh. Not much replayability

1 ★, on 2020-08-18
Pretty abysmal, this is one of those games like Limbo, and Brothers: Tale of Two Sons that attempts to tell a story with no words, and falls flat on its face. Add in the dull puzzles, that basically consist of tapping on the screen til something happens, the short game length (seriously the description says its short but come on that lack of length is ridiculous), and awful MS Paint art direction. It all ads up to something that's best avoided at all costs... And I thought Action 52 was bad.

2 ★, on 2020-08-27
Very short, few original puzzles, and so obnoxiously cryptic as to border on meaningless. Art style sure is unique and occasionally beautiful, and it is clearly aiming to be artsy, but it just falls flat for the most part. It doesn't help that there is never any indication of interactive events or elements, or when it is waiting on input. This is hampered even further by the unbearably sluggish animation speeds. Don't bother playing this, it's not worth the time, confusion, or nuisance.

4 ★, on 2020-07-26
A charming interactive experience. The art and audio design are great, although I had the audio ocasionally hiccup and cut off for a couple of seconds at a time. The gameplay is simple and the puzzles generally are easy to brute force, but the interactions are fun. I'm not sure I got the story but the experience as a whole was enjoyable! Recomended if you want to lose yourself for an hour.

5 ★, on 2020-08-01
Its was a short,but good experience. I totally recommend. Great graphics, music everything. Kinda gives you a suspens sensation but calms you at the same time. Still don't know what the story was about, sorry, but I enjoyed playing it. Maybe if an update or another version, give us more story and more puzzles. Does it have alternative endings? Advice: Don't go with the bad reviews and enjoy it yourself.

4 ★, on 2020-07-26
Brief, and not very difficult. If you're looking for a "hardcore" puzzle game this isn't for you. But if you appreciate games that are a little more meditative and seek more to inspire reflection than to provide challenge, you might like this. Great art and sound design, although the audio cut out fairly frequently for me (I'm using an older device so maybe that's my problem and not the game's). Recommended for people who like experimental games as opposed to more traditional stuff.