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Revenge in Parelly Point
Author: Hud Resolution: 320x200 at 32-bit color Downloaded: 1315 times (2.6 Mb) Genres: Contemporary, Investigative, Original Length: Short games
Added on: 15 July 2008 Website: (none) Content advisory: Occasional, mild  None  Rare, mild Ratings: AGS Panel: (what is this?) Player rating: 54% You wake on a fine, brisk morning to the sound of gunshots! You are soon gassed and kidnapped. With your sister missing and the police not on your side, you must work quickly to uncover the mystery in... Revenge in Parelly Point! Download Now (if the download doesn't work, try Right Click, Save Target As)
User ratings for Revenge in Parelly Point:
From 6 peoples votes so far: (vote here) Visual: 50% Immersion: 54% Puzzles & Pacing: 46% Overall Enjoyment: 54% You can see a detailed breakdown of the votes.
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AGS Panel review for this game:
The AGS Review Panel has left a comment about this game: Considering that Revenge in Parelly Point was made years ago with a much less powerful version of AGS, it holds up rather well. The visuals, while simple, fit the style of the game and the music is good, although the puzzles are rather basic and the game is over just as it starts to get interesting. Still, people who like short, self-contained adventures will probably not be disappointed!
User comments about Revenge in Parelly Point:
Posted by azerty on 2009-08-07 at 16:44 (IP logged): Non-intuitive interface. The use of mouse AND keyboard is mandatory, thus slowing the use of the game. Reading readme.txt is mandatory. No conversation: when you "talk", you never choose any line. Only information boxes tells you what was the conversation about: cold impression. Moveover, the characters do not repeat themselves: you must save before then re-Load. Strange: even poor-quality ags games have real dialogues. When driving: you should be able to choose driving left/right. To stop the car, you must accelerate more! Also, no map. You have to die many times before driving correctly. The garage cannot be identified visually. If you drive the wrong side of the road, the game can easily crash. Few tasks to do at each location, usually straightforward. As if these were just pretexts to make you drive! or driving a pretext to spend fewer times to build the locations! The walkthrough (not included in the game) is not always precise enough to find some destinations. Posted by Makeout Patrol on 2008-08-10 at 08:15 (IP logged): This is far from a perfect game, but it's a decent effort. It's clear that a lot of effort has been put into designing the city, which is why it's strange that it's so short - the game ends just when things are starting to get good. A few of the puzzles are really bizarre and nonsensical, but the driving is well-done and generally well-implemented. The interface sort of got in the way of playing at times, but generally this is a solid effort and I'm looking forward to future games by Hud. Posted by Storkander on 2008-07-23 at 19:19 (IP logged): I found the pixel hunting part really frustrating, especially the fact that there was exactly one right interaction in every room and if oyu didn't find it, you'd end up clicking anything at random. I really liked the graphics and the sound and music were not bad either, the driving was also fun, the dying was not. Not a bad game for patient players. Posted by TwinMoon on 2008-07-17 at 23:54 (IP logged): There are some illogical moments which cause some aggrevation, but on the whole it's a very fun game and it has a great Police Quest 1-type driving section. Recommended! Posted by TassieDevil on 2008-07-17 at 01:20 (IP logged): I liked the different approach to an adventure game - really good idea. The graphics were really good, so the dialogues. But, it involves quite a bit of pixel hunting and if you missed something in a conversation - you have to re-load; it took a bit of joy out of playing. Otherwise thank you for a good game!

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