Really enjoyed this game but the English was sometimes hard to understand the way it was written and the gameplay just felt a bit clunky. However, I just finished the other game, “Terminal Madness - The Awakening” and the English had vastly improved and there was a nice hint system.

Point and click is and will always be one of my favorite genres of games. As a life time fan of Grim Fandango and Sam & Max, this really hit the feel good spot! The puzzles were challenging, but ultimately manageable (though some things were just coming down to being lucky enough to slide my finger over just the right spot to see a clickable object).Looking forward to part 3, though it seems that I’m not alone in this. Did find the sequel, Terminal Madness: Awakening, which I have also now played through and hit another “coming soon” point, so eager to continue both stories now (or to figure out how to get them if they’re already out).

I didn’t get very far at all because of how impossible and unintuitive the controls are. I figured out how to turn the paper clip into a lock pick, but could not for the life of me figure out how to actually use the lock pick. I tapped every option in the verb wheel for both the lock pick and the fuse box, but nothing worked. I have no idea if this game is any good otherwise, but right now I’m feeling like I wasted $2. The puzzles should be the challenge, not the controls.

Good game so far but keep crashing. Controls are a bit buggy , as an example when you want to use an item in inventory often you have to tap over and over as the item displays choices instead of allowing you to drag it. Has potential when bug are fixed