Tourist Trap

I wish i could choose NEUTRAL. It is an interesting game with some good and some meh jokes. The worst thing is the "blah blah blah" sound for speeches. UGH! Graphics are funny and colorful. Overall: 4/10 for me

The visual aesthetic, humor, and initial world building was nice, but the "puzzles" never really got more complex or harder as the game progressed, and overall the second half just felt very rushed, disjointed, and unexciting. There were the bones of a fun, humorous adventure with a dark, foreboding undertone, but in the end it sort of just...fizzled...and ended up NOT being that. I understand the idea of English not being developers' primary language, but the number of spelling & grammar errors went from charming, to annoying, to something I just had to ignore and move on from very quickly...a game of this length could easily have been played by a native English speaker in one afternoon and all those issues could have been addressed, so (apparently) choosing not to even make an attempt seems a bit lazy to me. Whole game took about 3 hours to beat, and when I was doing my recap with viewers on stream I even stated that I felt like the devs sort of stopped caring about content beyond the 2-hour mark because at that point I couldn't refund it, anyway. :D Gonna play it again to get the last two achievements I missed, but don't see replaying this again beyond that, and wouldn't recommend it to others, especially when there are so many amazing P&C adventures available from the 80s / 90s that regularly are available for 1/2 the price of this game.

An absurd and satirical plot that reflects with too much accuracy some problems that really affect countries in real life. On a side note, Vamo arriba Uruguay loco siempre me gusta ver un juego hecho aca.