Review DarkBeing 3/5 · Sep 7, 2024
Good game beneath all the bloat
I essentially had to play 3 Minutes to Midnight twice, since I locked myself out of the ending by not choosing a specific dialogue option a few chapters back. Which sucked...
At first I really enjoyed the game, but the longer it went on the more I lost interest. The game is just full of filler content - conversations or …
I essentially had to play 3 Minutes to Midnight twice, since I locked myself out of the ending by not choosing a specific dialogue option a few chapters back. Which sucked...
At first I really enjoyed the game, but the longer it went on the more I lost interest. The game is just full of filler content - conversations or items that aren't relevant to the story in any way and are just there because the devs thought they'd be funny. Some are, but some just feel like a waste of time (especially since not every dialogue can be skipped through).
The art style is charming, and the voice acting is top-notch. You can tell a lot of effort went into this game. There also multiple ways to solve puzzles which lead to different outcomes and different paths. However, it all just feels super long and arduous because of all the filler.
Trim some of the bloat and you have here a really good point-and-click title.