- May 16, 2024
- Baumann Bergmann Pokinsson
Dünnes Eis: Das Spiel zum Song
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About
"Dünnes Eis: Das Spiel zum Song" is a point-and-click adventure game that serves as an interactive music video for the song of the same name by Baumann Bergmann Pokinsson. Players join South Pole explorer Cliffi in his lonely work at an Antarctic station, experiencing a narrative that explores themes of missing and being missed. Fans of developer Jan "Poki" Baumann's previous work will appreciate this game's distinct style and storytelling.





- Charming art style and lovable characters create a wholesome experience.
- The game features fantastic humor and a catchy soundtrack that stays in your head.
- It's a nostalgic trip for fans of similar games like 'Deponia' and 'Edna and Harvey'.
- The game is only available in German, limiting accessibility for non-German speakers.
- Some puzzles can be frustratingly difficult or lack clear hints.
- The short playtime may leave some players wanting more content.
music
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in this interactive point-and-click adventure is highly praised for its catchy and memorable quality, with many reviewers noting that the song lingers in their minds long after playing. The art style complements the music beautifully, and while the song is in German, it is suggested that its impact may not translate as effectively into other languages. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout feature, enhancing the game's charm and emotional resonance.
“Beautiful art style, loveable characters, good humor, and great music.”
“And trust me when I say, this song will stay in your head for a while :)”
“The story is simple and the music is really good.”
“I wouldn't count myself as a fan and I most certainly never heard a song before from their band.”
“The song is in German and I don't think that either the game or song will work this well in other languages, at least English.”
“The song is in German and I don't think that either the game or song will work this well in other languages, at least English.”