- September 19, 2024
- Wamill
Sammy Jukes: Twin Lakes
Platforms
About
Detective Sammy Jukes is the man on the job when an anti-oil activist is reported missing in a small town on the new oil pipeline route. Talk to witnesses, shovel through evidence, wrestle with the wolves and chase after chickens to find the truth in this first-person open-world adventure game.











- The game features an engaging story with intriguing plot twists and well-developed characters, each with their own secrets.
- The voice acting is high-quality and adds to the immersive experience, complemented by a pleasant soundtrack.
- The dog companion serves as a fun and helpful hint system, enhancing the gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from optimization issues, leading to lag and performance problems during gameplay.
- The world feels somewhat lifeless due to a lack of NPC activity, making the town seem less vibrant.
- Some audio quality inconsistencies and abrupt sound cuts detract from the overall immersion.
story
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is widely praised for being engaging and filled with intriguing plot twists, centering around a detective narrative that involves solving a mystery in a small town. While some players noted issues with character animations and facial expressions that detracted from immersion, the overall narrative and gameplay mechanics kept them invested and entertained. The unique approach to storytelling, combined with a fun hint system, makes it a recommended experience for fans of detective stories.
“Overall, the story was really fun and engaging (with real voice actors, our beloveds), which is enough for me to look past the other graphic issues and give this game a big thumbs up.”
“The actual detective story is intriguing and it's fun working out how to solve each puzzle/task you need to do.”
“The story was very engaging from start to finish with lots of twists and turns.”
“The world itself and the story is interesting enough to get you hooked, it's a simple detective story initially, go to a small town and find a missing person, and the bulk of the gameplay is talking to people and looking for clues, no action, shooting, etc. which I really like, it's a unique game and not many like it are out there, and the basic plot elements are also fine, but it's hard to enjoy and immerse yourself in a game like this with janky animations, strange facial expressions of characters who just can't keep eye contact for some reason, making them all look incredibly silly at times.”
“Overall, Sammy Jukes Twin Lakes had its flaws, but the story, twists, and occasional surprises made it a worthwhile experience.”
“So, the story set-up is an anti-oil activist, Tammy Taylor, goes missing while protesting the big oil coming into Twin Lakes, buying up as much land as possible, and building a pipeline through the town.”