Plane Accident: Prologue

“While an awesome and intriguing idea, this 'game' looks more like a student's assignment. It seems the developers got sidetracked by creating the environment and forgot that it should be a game. The gameplay is essentially a point-and-click sequence with no real connection to plane accident investigation. The player feels more like a paper pusher and manual worker, as there is literally not a single brain cell needed to 'play' this. The game does everything important itself, using the player only for mundane tasks like 'pick this, carry it 15m and drop' or 'stand here and aim there, then fake-take a picture.' This is hardly acceptable for a game that claims to be an investigation sim.”

“The gameplay really feels more like a kid's toy cube with different shaped holes, where the player must just place the correct pieces into the correct holes. This might be good for a visual novel, but for me, it doesn't reach the minimum bar to be called a game.”

“I know that this is supposed to be a demo or prologue, but it could really benefit from more levels. Overall, this is an amazing game, and I recommend continuing the gameplay. If you're wondering what the game is about, it's about working to find the plane and evidence to determine the reason for the crash. It's an amazing and challenging game, and it's basically free.”

“The story feels recycled and lacks originality, making it seem like a low-effort attempt compared to other games in the genre.”

“The narrative is disjointed and fails to engage the player, leaving many plot points unresolved and characters underdeveloped.”

“Overall, the story is forgettable and does not provide a compelling reason to continue playing.”