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3.65 from 224 ratings
1522 members have it in their collection · 11 playing now · 857 backlogged · 102 wish listed
How long? Main story 6h · with extras 8h · 100% 10h (from 10 logged playthroughs)
Review Ismija 3/5 · Jan 15, 2025
I was expecting a point-and-click adventure here, but the game was strange, with this action combat and the pushing boxes back and forth. What were they thinking? I expected more from Wadjet Games, especially after Blackwell, etc. It's a shame, the story isn’t that exciting either.
Review pixelcrypt 2/5 · Jan 18, 2022
Yeah so I didn’t finish it. It was very slow, monotonous, and retro in a bad way. The puzzles were confusing and left me just clicking around, I never felt a sense of purpose or momentum, I just felt so bored by the art, gameplay, and story.
My rating is just what I give games I don’t finish, so take …
Yeah so I didn’t finish it. It was very slow, monotonous, and retro in a bad way. The puzzles were confusing and left me just clicking around, I never felt a sense of purpose or momentum, I just felt so bored by the art, gameplay, and story.
My rating is just what I give games I don’t finish, so take it with a grain of salt… but if ur looking for a sci-fi point and click I much more recommend Technobabylon, one of my favorite games of all time.
Edit: ended up finishing it, it’s okay. The ending was very cool story-wise, but I still felt the game was a bit boring and monotonous.
Review Guran 4/5 · Jun 17, 2015
A solid adventure game in retro style. Gemini Rue runs only in 320x200 resolution, so people who play games for good graphics should stay away. But people who enjoy a cool story in the style of Blade Runner should definitely give this one a look! Puzzles are not too hard, although I did look in a walkthrough at one point. …
Read moreA solid adventure game in retro style. Gemini Rue runs only in 320x200 resolution, so people who play games for good graphics should stay away. But people who enjoy a cool story in the style of Blade Runner should definitely give this one a look! Puzzles are not too hard, although I did look in a walkthrough at one point. For me that is a good thing, as I find it frustrating to solve overcomplicated puzzles that detracts from the story.
Gemini Rue was developed almost singe-handedly by Joshua Nuernberger, who studied at UCLA at the time. I find this to be quite incredible since it is easily comparable with many adventure games from the "good old days". Recommended!
