Encodya review Pc#

So it is possible to swap between Tina and SAM-53.Īs ENCODYA was a PC game, the porting over control wise was a bit hit and miss.

Also, depending on the puzzle or the interactions that are needed, are also character specific. Then you realise that you have missed combing an item, you will kick yourself (I did not do this… Honest!). This is annoying, as if you miss out a step in the set method of solving a puzzle, there is potential to be stuck at this puzzle for a while and be slightly stressed out. But with the nostalgia comes the overly irritating only one solution to every puzzle method of solving. GameplayĮNCODYA sticks to the point-and-click roots with picking up everything, even if you don’t need it and talk to anything and anyone you can to get hints and more about the story. For the most part, this works, but some of the dialog is well bad. The story is good it tries to keep the comedy of Monkey Island while adding in an emotional connection between the pair. This sends Tina and SAM053 on an adventure spanning different realities, solving puzzles and not to mention talking to everyone and picking up everything you can. On a day like any other Tina comes across a message left by her father to finish his plan to save the world. They just about get by in this dystopian world, that’s run by mega corporations.

Being an orphan, Tina and SAM-53 have made their home on the rooftops of Neo-Berlin. And follows a nine-year-old Tina and her robot SAM-53. Review Rush was kindly supplied with a review code.ĮNCODYA is set in Neo Berlin 2062.