#Five of a kind game full#

You will find out that tunes and backgrounds seem to be made one for each other and that they enforce the plot to a great level. That's why I found myself smiling more than once while travelling through 'two of a kind' world. While as you could easily say that we get attached to music because we relate them to emotive scenes/nice performances, I do think that it's the music itself that makes the magic happen and without it, the effect would be terribly lessened. I've realized that movies and games I loved throughout my life always had a great soundtrack to support them. which takes me to the best part of it all: The music. Backgrounds are nicely depicted, there's no pixel-hunting at all which makes the experience much less frustrating and sprites suit well with them, that's another example that top-notch graphics are not needed to create an atmosphere. Dialogues are a strong point here, every character with its own feelings and ways that adds to the whole in the game.Ĭharacters are well developed, giving away just the right ammount of info needed for a game of that length. Puzzles are rather interesting, while the game is not incredibly hard, it makes sure that nothing is really TOO evident. Fluid gameplay, the pace is constant and there's no feeling of rush at any moment. I'd like to start by saying that the game in itself is S-O-L-I-D. Though it's not something common for me to do, I felt the need to congratulate Epileptic Fish for the nice piece of game they have given us all. Nevertheless, a GOOD GAME, worth playing. A littlebit too much 'Provide-Me-A-Service-And-You-Get-Something-In-Exchange'-Puzzles I knew I have to draw a circle and stuff somewhere, I knew I had to float to the demon, but I remembered I couldn't use SMILEY with PEN earlier. In this game it was the demon-teleportation. I think about doeing it, but remember that it did not work earlier. I hate it when I tried a particular thing which my character refused to do, and later in the game the exact thing is the solution of a puzzle.

The whole bunny-slippers and head band puzzle. Even the whole electrocute the bird thing was not logical. How was I supposed to know, you could USE the Antenna-Device ? I expect my character to inform me about a switch on a device, when I LOOK at the device. Most of the puzzles were logical and good, some REALLY annoyed me (SPOILER) : (I wouldn't say that, if I didn't knew they would have been able to do a better one.) The sprite-animations, especially Tiff's walkcycle, could have been better. + Nevertheless, the special powers were nice features. The intro's story does nothing else than to justify the characters special powers and has no effect on the actual game-story. Creating this game has been a fantastic experience. Three-and-a-half months later, it's sweet and sparkly and ready for public consumption.

#Five of a kind game full#

We managed to make the deadline, but decided that the game was still too empty and full of bugs to justify an official release. The team consisted of BerserkerTails, Dart, Scotch, Yoke and myself. This game was originally made for the AGS Team Competition, which ran for six weeks in the summer of 2004. Tiffany is always trying to get her brother Tim to have fun, which usually consists of a game of Candy-Land. She is obsessed with stuffed animals, of which she has many, and believes that she can always get her way by saying 'Please!' often enough. Not only is the glass constantly half full for her, but it's also pink with smiley faces drawn on it. Tiffany is cheerful, happy-go-lucky and childish. Tiffany Walters - Special Power: Talking to Animals He is particularly fond of KISS he has all their CDs and has even met some of the members. His one joy comes from listening to rock music. He is very moody, often depressed, and looks at the world through jaded, cynical eyes. He is strangely overprotective of her, and is constantly making sure that she's okay.

Tim acts like an older brother to his sister Tiffany, despite the fact that he was born three minutes after her. Timothy Walters - Special Power: Levitation The price of failure? Only the end of the world. Their current case is to locate a mysterious crystal. To pay the bills, they have opened a Private Investigator business.

After a traumatic childhood (which they don't talk about), they became extremely close and depend on each other for everything. Tim and Tiffany Walters are fraternal twins, born and raised in Bluff City. About this gameBluff City is a town of unusual people, with unusual abilitles.