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About This Game The Inner World – A 2D-Point’n’Click Adventure Robert is a novice, a bit clueless, but with a heart of gold. He lives a peaceful life as a court musician in Asposia's largest wind monastery. Contrary to the laws of physics, Asposia is an enormous, hollow space surrounded by an infinite expanse of earth. The world's air is provided through three wind fountains, but as one wind fountain after the other petered out and the wind gods came to Asposia, all of the sudden Robert found him in the middle of a whirlwind. Together with the help of the mysterious thief Laura, his best intentions and no clue whatsoever, Robert sets off on his adventure to discover the secret of the wind's disappearance. Will the young adventurer be able to save his world? And what are Laura´s secret intentions…?Features, Features, Features! This is where The Inner World shows what it means to be lavishly with tons of content waiting for you: Screamingly funny dialogues! Numerous tricky puzzles! A handmade world fully drawn with love and devotion invites you to discover countless details (at least 325!). A patented multi-level hint system enables everyone to finish the game! A wonderful comforting atmosphere! Eye-pampering backgrounds in non-stereoscopic handmade 2D (!) – going up against all current graphic trends! Five spectacular chapters! A story with more twists than any Asposian nose! Stunning cartoon-like animations! The most epic soundtrack since the origin of Asposia as well as professional voice overs – even lip sync! Lots of cut scenes! Optional hotspots! ... And of course: Robert, the very-very-very-VERY-last hope for Asposia! b4d347fde0 Title: The Inner WorldGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Studio FizbinPublisher:HeadupRelease Date: 27 Sep, 2013 The Inner World Ativador Download [Crack Serial Key A quirky cartoonish adventure game in the classic adventure game style.Backgrounds are lovely, Character Art is cartoonish but nice. Voice Acting is great and generally Sound is good. Writing is interesting and the dialogue is delightfully "oddball". Keep in mind the bizarre nature of the puzzles will require equally bizarre solutions. "Pixel hunt" & "Item Clutter" is never really an issue (hold Spacebar for hotspots). So yeah, you can brute force your way through quite a bit. The hint system is good because it will give you clues (more specific each subsequent time when used on the same puzzle), and doesn't just hand out answers.This is a quality game at a reasonable price. What isn't to love about this?. Oh, what a lovely game. I won't tell you what it is about, because I do not want to spoil that feeling you will get when you watch the plot unfold, as you play. I will say, it is an adventure game, and I loved every minute of it. It is sweet, but not too much, it is funny, quite funny, I cared about the characters and I cared about the world. I thought it moved at a good pace, it had clever devious puzzles, and best of all, it had a really good built in hint[[\/i] system.Yes, hints. Subtle hints, that one could get more and more of, as they needed them.. I've played the first 2 deponia series and also Broken Age. Now onto the inner world and i found this game so much more enjoyable than the deponia series. I also preferred this game over broken age. Eventhough broken age has better graphics and illusration but I was more captivated in this game than broken age. I guess its cause broken age has more of a serious tone? Inner world was funnier and quirkier, therefore i never found any part of the game boring. The storyline is good, i enjoyed clicking on all the speech bubbles to hear more about the story. Puzzles were logical and understandable not weird and random (unlike some other puzzle games where u randomly just put things together hoping it'll work) Illustration is simple yet attractive, alot of different scenes. The game lasted quite long hence i felt like it was value for money. Overall, if u like funny, cute adventure games with a cute storyline (and cute characters! e.g. gorf & tumblemouse!) then try out this game! i rly enjoyed it!!. It is quite fun to play in this extremely unique world that touts a wonderful storyline as well as a haunting soundtrack... It was SO good, that I actually teared up at the end! #lmao (don't tell anybody!)PUZZLES: Challenging but quite fun and solavable. Some are quite abstract while others are straight forward...Esque.HINTS: The in-game hints are beyond helpful when you are stuck (but they get so specific after a few clicks that it kinda ruins the fun, so click once or twice but then solve it by your damn self! lol)CONS: THE DIAAAAAAAAALOOOOOOOGE TAAAAAAAKES FOOOOOREEEEVEEER and you HAVE to sit or 'click' through it to progress. In my opinion, there is too much dialogue but I clicked through it and, after awhile, it didn't both me at all.UN-FUN FACT: When you get stuck, hearing the character tell you you are wrong EVERY.SINGLE.TIME. made me rage once and I had to stop playing for a cool minute.FUN FACT: The voice of the lead 'Robert' sounds just like Rocco from, 'Rocco's Modern Life' GREAT POINT & CLICK ADVENTURE PUZZLE GAME!! 4 out of 5 stars!! ^_^ <3. For me it is a 10\/10What a beautiful, amazing, fantastic adventure and point and click game. I adored it from the very start until the breath-taking \u2013 and somehow - a bit sorrowful ending. No worries \u2013 no spoilers. It is a good story.The story is eminent in all details. Just eminent. It folds out again and again and all of the characters come to life. You really do believe in them as the story unfolds. All characters matters. Good or evil. Because it is a game of good and evil \u2013 could it have been anything else?The graphics are well composed; all of a sudden you notice details that you did not pay attention to earlier. The details may not have anything to do with the story, but it doesn\u2019t matter.But this is how you can tell that the developers really cared. That the game really mattered to them in all those tiny details. And then it matters to you as well.Be in for a game with some nut-cracking puzzles \u2013 some of them may not make any sense at first, but we will figure it out sooner or later. And maybe we will not\u2026If it is a problem, the game has an amazing hint system: You can ask for a hint \u2013 but only a little piece of hint little by little. It is unfolding to the length of your need. Nothing more...I have played a lot of games in the same genre on Steam and on other platforms, but this is truly the best way of helping the players if they are stuck.As you can tell, I really enjoyed \u201cThe Inner World\u201d. Nah: I was carried away to another world, and I wished I could stay there forever. It was one of my best game experiences ever.I will give it a 10\/10, and I am going to play again and maybe again. I might have missed some obscure details\u2026 In fact: I know I have\u2026If you like point and click, well-thought-of voiceovers (sorry I didn\u2019t mention those \u2013 they are terrific), lots of surprises, astonishing characters and a good length of a game, you should just buy it. It is AMAZING!I am looking forward to se more games from the indendant german studio Fizbin.. As modern point and click adventure games go, this one is fairly decent. It's not a mind-blowing experience by any means, but it's definitely not bad either. You play as a guy named Robert who finds himself thrust into a quest to save the world (naturally). Robert is a very naive and unassuming sort of fella, so a lot of the plot and humor centers around his clueless innocence. The story and dialogue is fairly good for the most part, in turns charming, funny and dark. The voice acting is hit or miss, though - mostly it is decent, but a few lines here and there are inexplicably bad (wrong pronunciations, improper emphasis of words, etc). Mechanically, the game also has its ups and downs. Being a point and click game, you would think that the pointing and clicking would be spot-on, but that's not always the case. Sometimes you can't click on things that you should be able to click (though it usually fixes itself in a second or two). Additionally, half of the achievements don't seem to be working properly. However, the developers have started to release patches to fix some of these problems, so a lot of these things may not be issues in the future. Regardless, none of these faults are deal breakers by any means, anyways. The puzzles are fairly standard in adventure game terms. You basically just go around talking to people, picking up objects, and using those objects (or combinations thereof) to solve puzzles and progress further. Thankfully, none of the solutions are overly ridiculous or unintuitive (as is the case with many adventure games), though you will need to really think some stuff through from time to time. Apparently there is also a help system in place if you need it (which I didn't even realize until after finishing the game), so you probably won't ever get stuck for long, if you even get stuck at all. The game is divided into 5 chapters, each of which consists of a self-contained series of puzzles that take place on 3 or 4 "screens". Playtime is probably around 7-8 hours or so, give or take. So keep that in mind in terms of how much you are willing to pay. All in all, the game is pretty good. As I said earlier, it is nothing mind-blowing for the genre, but it's a nice experience while it lasts. Probably the worst thing I could say about it (aside from the minor glitches noted above) is that the pacing is very slow. The dialogue in particular seems like it takes foreeeeeeeever sometimes, especially with a main character who is so low-key and slow. The pace may test your patience at times. But if you don't mind that and are into classic adventure games, this is probably worth a look at some point. I would probably recommend waiting for a sale, though, unless you are hardcore into adventure games and need something new to play now.