Rain City 12+

Overall this was a good game. I think the puzzles were the perfect level of difficulty, if you play these types of games often it’s not too hard to figure out what you need to do. There were only about 3 or four times that I had to watch a walkthrough to figure something out. The only thing that slightly annoyed me was the tap to walk, the character doesn’t maneuver around objects well and stops abruptly sometimes but it wasn’t that big of a deal. If you’re into these types of puzzle games then I recommend this one!

First off I’ll say I thoroughly enjoyed this game, and it is totally worth the single $ I paid. Now with that said please keep in mind this is NOT a game that was made by “cotton-games”, or they did not develop the game(I believe). Just know that it was made for pc/consoles by a completely different developer and cotton-games only ported it to mobile. Keeping that in mind, it does NOT have the feel of any of cotton-games other adventure games. It is an adventure game, or point’n’click style game yes, but it plays a little differently than every other cotton-game like isoland or mr pumpkin. There are a couple of arcade style mini games, and again it is not going to be like other games that actually were developed by cotton-games. Still a fun, and great game, but just please be aware of what you are buying. I think the game has been unfairly rated, or like people have downvoted because it is not exactly what they expected, which is their fault in my opinion, since it is not as if google is super difficult to use or as if your not already on your phone/mac when you decided to buy the game.

This game has the visual appeal of Isoland and other Cotton Games, but other than that, I found I was frustrated and disappointed by the game itself. The “puzzles” often had no logic behind them and I had to rely on a walkthrough to have any idea what to do. The mechanics were also irritating in iPad as you had to move to the exact right spot and path to do anything and he movement would get caught on things. The art combined with mechanics also made it difficult to see where possible doors or paths where (often they were only marked by a floor mat or hidden in the dark edge of the drawing. Lastly, the story was very weak and clearly translated/written by a non-English speaker. I could typically forgive that, but all things combined, I was happy to be done with this game by the end.