Unforeseen Incidents Mobile

This is a great game! I love the way it feels like you’re playing inside of a comic book. The humor and jokes were brilliant! If you pay attention to the dialog, you’ll catch funny Easter eggs. This game also has an amazing storyline. In terms of length, I would say it wasn’t a short game but it’s also not a super long game. It’s right in the middle. I wish it was longer!! I like and appreciate that the characters actually speak with audio (some point and click games only have subtitles for character dialog) and the characters move when they talk (some games, the characters don’t do that). I also like the third person view point. This game is def worth the price and download. Highly recommend!

The first thing this game needs is a button that will highlight the items on the screen that can be interacted with. As it is now, it’s too easy to miss items because you didn’t quite hover over them perfectly. Another issue is the inventory. There is no button to open your inventory; instead you tap the top of the screen. This causes problems when you’re trying to interact with an object at the top of the screen and the inventory keeps popping up. Also there are some bugs. At one point my character read a newspaper, but then I couldn’t get the newspaper off of the screen, even when I clicked on options. Currently I’m stuck at the scene where the hazmat goons are spraying the town because I can’t click on the paint atomizer. All that said, it’s a fun game with some good puzzles and solid graphics.

Great storyline, but trying to tap on something is an exercise in listening to Harper say the same things over and over again, and watching him take a looong time walking around things. The interface here is not awesome. I got to the junkyard, where it says there might be car parts in the old car, and 10 minutes of tapping on everything that looked like a car drove me nuts with listening to Harper say the same things again and again and again and again and again. And again. Also encountered some weird buggy stuff, like Harper walking up stairs that aren’t there into the wall of the storage closet in the hotel. So yeah, no. I’m leaving it there. This game really isn’t ready for a $5 price tag.