- October 14, 2014
- Zotnip
Bik - A Space Adventure
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About
In "Bik - A Space Adventure," players join a young boy abducted by aliens and embark on a thrilling journey to save the galaxy. With point-and-click gameplay, players control multiple characters, solve puzzles, and experience an immersive original soundtrack. Along the way, they'll meet friendly aliens, outsmart hijackers, and thwart evil corporate empires. This retro-style adventure is filled with humor, rooted in deep storytelling, and promises a memorable intergalactic experience.











- The game features charming writing, likable characters, and a fantastic soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- Puzzles are well-designed, offering a decent challenge without being overly frustrating, and the game includes helpful features like autosave to prevent player punishment for mistakes.
- Bik: A Space Adventure successfully captures the nostalgic feel of classic point-and-click games while providing a unique and engaging story with humor and creativity.
- The graphics are often described as rudimentary or unattractive, which may deter some players from fully enjoying the game.
- Some puzzles can be repetitive or lack clarity, leading to moments of frustration, and there are occasional criticisms regarding the game's pacing.
- There is a desire among players for a sequel, as the game ends with a hook that leaves them wanting more, but no sequel has been announced.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Bik" follows a young protagonist who befriends a fellow underdog to thwart a villainous gang, blending humor and charm reminiscent of classic adventure games. While the narrative is lighthearted and engaging, some players noted a lack of a strong early hook and simplicity in its execution. Overall, the game successfully balances storytelling with puzzle-solving, offering a delightful experience filled with likable characters and whimsical adventures.
“Bik has a great story, highly likable characters, and a hell of a lot of charm.”
“The story will keep you on your toes, and the puzzles will (for the most part) keep you engaged without being too frustrating.”
“Even with the background and details somewhat simplified, Bik manages to tell a good story with a classic outline.”
“Long and drawn out story without a solid early plot hook.”
“The art is rudimentary, the story/characters are a little silly and simple, the gameplay is about as advanced as any early-age point & click adventure.”
“Imagine a story written and drawn by a nine year old about going on a space adventure (in a cute, innocent way, I mean) -- that's Bik.”