#Goodbye deponia series#

The voice acting is good, but the animations are really, really distracting. The sound effects are passable, the music is decent enough, but it becomes boring very quickly.

It is interesting how the characters seem to POP from the background, due to the fact that the lines outlining them are much thicker than those of the scenery, but that is excusable and makes it easier to spot important people. Due to the fact that its appearance is as stylized as some of the unmentionable sources of entertainment, originating in Japan, I am left pleased by the cartoony appearance of the characters. 2/3 Presentation The game looks very nice. It would be that great if I had not used some guides to make the experience more pleasant. The playtime I have on my account is that large, because I played it around 5 times, to get all the achievements. However, there might be some galaxy-brained sodomites among you who will throw themselves at this and try to bash their heads against the walls - enjoy it, and then suffer for it. You need to utilize your smarts, which, let's face it, will not be enough to deal with some of the unreasonably complicated puzzles found within, and so you will look up a guide, which is a 100% legitimate way of playing through, and you can not tell me otherwise. However, the fact that one needs to click is not indicative of the way the game is played - it is not a game for the reptile brain, it is a game for the other type of brain - the smart one. bby mode 5k words only and also inflates the word count for no reason, jesus man, jesus Gameplay Goodbye Deponia's gameplay is the exact same as Deponia and Chaos on Deponia’s gameplay - as in, it is very simple in concept - you just click. bby mode 5k words only and also inflates the word count for no reason, jesus man, jesus check my tumblr for a longer more coherent review. … ExpandĬheck my tumblr for a longer more coherent review.

#Goodbye deponia series#

In the end, if you're interested in irreverent (offensive) comedy, a good story and a strong adventure game, then the Deponia series is an excellent place to look. Here there no question that nobody thinks that Rufus is a hero. But keep in mind this is more of a satire on how old adventure games had you do bad things and you would still be the hero. He is so awful, that for me some puzzle were insolvable because I couldn't get into the mindset of doing something so horrible to progress. Only at the end do we get anything close to this. Through out the series, you keep hoping that some where along the line he'd mature a bit and think of others, but no. Probably the biggest detraction from the game is the main character, Rufus. If you can do this then all the puzzles make sense. If I can give you one hint to solving the puzzles though, it is to pretend you are the worst human being in existence. Put simply if you are in anyway a fan of adventure games this is a must play. You meet a TON of characters (and ruin all their lives in the process). Voice acting is good, the art is pretty and consistent. Voice acting is good, the art is pretty and Put simply, Goodbye Deponia completes one of the best adventure trilogies we've seen in years. YouTube stats: 205 views and 5 comments for top 50 videos uploaded last week, 3 new videos uploaded yesterday.Put simply, Goodbye Deponia completes one of the best adventure trilogies we've seen in years. Tags: Adventure (164), Point & Click (130), Comedy (111), Indie (57), Singleplayer (57), Puzzle (49), Funny (43), Story Rich (32), Escape Room (29), Hand-drawn (20), Classic (12), 2D (11), Great Soundtrack (10), Cult Classic (10), Retro (9), Steampunk (9), 1990's (8)Ĭategory: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, Remote Play on Phone, Remote Play on Tablet

Languages: English, German, Russian, French, Polish, Italian, Spanish - Spain Not one, not two, but three Rufuses cause all kinds of crazy mayhem in the long-awaited adventure comedy Goodbye Deponia!ĭeveloper: Daedalic Entertainment Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment

More chaos, more destruction, more Rufus.