- August 25, 2022
- Actoon Studio
Like No Other: The Legend Of The Twin Books
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About
Like No Other: The Legend Of The Twin Books is a short, family-friendly adventure game where you play as Dan, a first-time adventurer exploring the abandoned town of Red Pines to solve the legend of the twin books. With easy-to-learn controls and 23 unique rooms to explore, help Dan find the replica Spirits' Book and uncover the truth behind the legend. The game features accessible gameplay, lower skills required, and no violence or hyper-realistic graphics.











- Neat atmosphere and beautiful art style that enhances the overall experience.
- Engaging puzzles and interactivity that make gameplay enjoyable.
- Short but charming adventure with potential for more depth in future installments.
- The game is very short, with some players finishing it in under two hours.
- Storytelling is lacking, with unclear character motivations and minimal narrative development.
- Controls can be frustrating, particularly with mouse sensitivity issues.
story
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed feedback, with many players noting its brevity and lack of depth, expressing a desire for more detailed storytelling and character development. While some found the narrative charming and intriguing, particularly with hints of a richer background, others felt it was a missed opportunity due to the introduction of seemingly irrelevant characters and an overall short experience. Overall, players are left wanting a more substantial and engaging story.
“I was intrigued by the story as there are hints of a background that is not touched on, which I would be interested to learn more about.”
“A sweet, short, and charming adventure story from the developers who made Wind Peaks.”
“Very nice game, cool graphics, runs great on my potato PC, story is cool, gameplay is interesting.”
“Sadly, the story was too short and the storytelling should be improved.”
“For example, why introduce an NPC that does not have any meaning or aid the story in any way?”
“Story is lacking a bit; I would have liked more details about what the book was that we were getting and why we wanted it in the first place.”