There are some collection mini-games, but they don’t contribute to the overall story (and annoyingly there’s no way to know which of the 43 chapters you need to revisit to find pieces you missed!) The other Jenny LeClue Detectivu is a fairly light puzzle and story game that can be easily completed in a weekend. The puzzles aren’t too challenging, and the story is reasonably interesting. Jenny LeClue Detectivu is a fairly light puzzle and story game that can be easily completed in a weekend. But you will have to finish it to find out why. But if it's your jam, then you are in for a good ride! There are a few hidden things to find in each level, and once you get the kind of pattern, they are easy to find. I only took one point off for the dialogues that I found, were a bit too many and too long. Some folks said it was repetitive, I didn't think it was too much of an issue tbh. Some are a little more tricky than most, but there is no giant challenge for seasoned puzzle solvers. This game has a great balance of cuteness and puzzles.

All in all, a good experience, but not one that left us raving like Tangle Tower did. I wanted to actually have to solve something, not just click A until the main character solved it-and I wanted to actually use the little magnifying glass to find cool stuff scattered around, but instead, you only use that when a prompt appears on screen. It was more of a visual novel than a game, which was not what we were looking for when we bought a game. And that brings us to the biggest negative of the game for us: It was way too easy. Sound effects and songs got very repetitive, especially the chime that indicates when something good happens or you’ve discovered something. However, the sound didn’t have as much variety as a game this long would need. Good thinking on this one, devs! The graphics were really pretty at times, another plus. In addition, there is a chapter select screen you can use to go back and see alternate paths of storyline that you didn’t take before, which is a feature I love. You come to care about the main characters. I played this game with my wife in the evenings after the kids had gone to bed. In addition, there is a chapter select screen you can use to go back and see alternate paths of storyline that you A game with a very pretty veneer that just fell short for us in a few areas. … ExpandĪ game with a very pretty veneer that just fell short for us in a few areas. It is a good mobile game, but that is all it is.

But the control is so bad and not remotely self-contained that I would give it a -7 to compensate. So if you are asking about the writing, intention, the setup and finish, and the general storyline, it is a wonderful game with an 11/10 high score. the protagonist has the slowest running speed in half of the traversing areas with no visual cue, making the pace lagging to another extent.

you are expecting a proper platformer, which they cannot deliver. But the experience on switch is that you have a freakish touch inhibitor that half worked and lagging at the entirety of the game, and it is not working because: A. Yes, I know that the game is meant to be played on PC, or it is largely based on that premise. you are expecting a proper platformer, which It is good on everything except its control. Yes, I know that the game is meant to be played on PC, or it is largely based on that premise.īut the experience on switch is that you have a freakish touch inhibitor that half worked and lagging at the entirety of the game, and it is not working because:Ī. It is good on everything except its control.

Jenny leclue detectivu review