Lost Echo

Quite enjoyable, unique storyline, though I’m not sure I could have finished it without referring to a walkthrough for a hint as to what to do next. (The hint gesture only lights up areas where you can take action, which is helpful at times, but not when needing a nudge for what to do next, or where to go.) As a tech writer, the mistypes (“costumer” instead of “customer”) and occasional poor English usage bothered me. For future games, the devs might want to get a copy editor to review the English text strings... will make translation easier too. I also felt a little mislead by the app icon and most of the videos I saw in the App Store; I thought Chloe was the protagonist and that I’d be playing as her. If you’re on the fence, though, go for it. It’s fun.

I am always looking for a good adventure game that is worth the money that I pay for it. This game brings a lot to the table. It is probably MY FAVORITE ADVENTURE GAME that I have. I love mysterious games like this, so I really enjoyed playing it. I really think that you should buy this game. IT'S WORTH THE MONEY! The story is amazing, the graphics are amazing, and in the end, you won't believe what happened! There is something that is so enchanting about this game that makes you never want to put it down! I cannot stress enough how great this game is. Just saying, if you don't like the video preview, still buy it. There is no way that he preview can show how amazing this game is. The ending of this game made me shocked, almost as much as the end of The Sixth Sense! It leaves you with a heaviness in your heart from all the twists and turns. Great game, great story, great everything! I want to thank KickBack for creating such an immersive and incredible game. They are busy at work with the sequel, so I don't think they will be reading this. But if they are, they need to know that there will never be a game like this out there. Also, if they put up the sequel for money, I would still buy it! So, I really think everyone should buy this game!

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It's highly intricate, but the story never gets resolved, there are many problems with touch controls, and there's no reason to wear your headphones because sound plays no significant role in gameplay. The English subtitles were clearly not written by a native speaker. That doesn't bother me personally, but if you're going to engage with any actual language in an app/game, you should be embarrassed if your use of that language isn't spot on. Judging from the credits, no one took responsibility for the English, so there's the problem. Leaves me curious about what the story would be like in the other languages offered. The "mini games" were interesting ideas that didn't really translate into games. The set up tended to not make much sense, so the first question I had more often than not was "what am I supposed to be doing?" Even a simple reminder of the game's point and how it works would be helpful. I love a point-and-click adventure, having been playing them since the early 90's, but I'm left feeling like this one was not worth the effort.

I have never before played a game quite like this one. When starting off, it seemed like an average game, average life, and I thought what is so special about this? Then Boom. First main video scene in slow motion just left me in awe, and through the course of the game were many other stunning scenes that showed the genius creativity of the people who designed this game. It has twists in the story that made me go oh wow, did not expect that! The dialogue made me feel like it was my normal life with normal conversational moments, while at the same time having this huge, secretive adventure. Not sure if I would rate this 12+ with some of the content, and I wish it lasted a lot longer. Cannot wait for the sequel!

This is a dystopian, sci-fi story that's adventure combined with some interesting tests every once in a while...I'm guessing it's five hours of play for a slower guy like me that likes to understand the story...strengths are the intrigue and the story within a story within a story like the movie inception. I thought the tests were challenging. There's hints you can get by dragging down the middle of the screen and clinking hints. To do something click on your inventory click the item and touch the thing you want the item to interact with. There's like three endings as well, that definitely messes with your mind! As well as sci-fi Interstellar type philosophical conundrums. Whew...quite a wild ride for a few dollars!