I wondered if there would be any big differences in the French translation.
You are the 'guy' on a guys' restroom door, and the lady on the other door is stolen by a photorealistic hand. In it, you type in words like a regular parser game, but the majority of output is in images in a cartoon style. I previously played the English version of this game in Parsercomp. Overall the system looks pretty good, and the game is descriptive and amusing, but the actual game mechanics are pretty hard to figure out and could be explained more clearly. There was also a clock that didn't seem to do much besides making you sleep for a while. I couldn't do this, and died during the second duel. On the itch page, others had complained about this, and the author suggested making sure that you mix up your attacks and not follow any pattern. Combat was especially rough, with many actions healing the other opponent. It was amusing, but it was hard to plan what happened. Almost none of the actions have predictable effects instead, it seems like the author's goal was to come up with funny or nonsensical results for most things. In structure, as far as I played, the game starts with you telling poems to the ogre king, then possibly fighting his executioner guy, then exploring your living quarters, then quoting proverbs, then fighting again. You're basically some kind of goblin entertaining an ogre king, so there were a ton of words that I didn't understand (looking them up, it was stuff like 'burping' or 'somersaulting') and there were some typos that I think were intentional like 'vous être'. I did have some trouble navigating the game though. This game is a demo for a new type of parser.īasically, you type in the first letter or two of a noun on the screen, which brings up some possible words that can autocomplete, which you do by hitting tab then you hit tab more to cycle through different actions or adjectives for that noun.
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