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Hey bfgImbrium--Thanks for the reminder about forum etiquette rules (and please, I'm not being facetious). I'm confused about one of your points, though--how would someone constructively review a product, yet have a negative opinion, and not call unwanted attention to the developers? Is that attention unwanted BY the developers? In the case of this TGT, I believe that both BFG AND the developers have turned a deaf ear and a blind eye to any and all positive (albeit few)/negative (many) criticisms of this (and previous) games by these folks.
By far, most of  's offerings are THE best, but when a release like this one gets panned by so many gamers, I wish there wouldn't be quite such a defensive response. Could the developers be invited to participate in these forums, like some others have done recently? In other words, face the public?
Regards, elldee
Edited on 07/19/2011 at 10:57:28 AM PST
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Didn't fininsh demo,
This isn't a game, it is agony. Agony: intense pain of mind or body. In this case, both.
Ms. Quinn
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I have never read so many negative reviews so my curiosity got the better of me, and I downloaded the trial. My, my, my, how right you all were with your comments. I hope that  , and the developers respect, and learn from this forum. I purchase several games each week exclusively from BF because they have the best choices, customer service as well as a great forum, but even they can't always bat 1000, and today's choice certainly proves that.
Edited on 07/19/2011 at 1:10:34 PM PST
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by Bpup on Jul 19, 11 3:26 PM
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As someone who actually likes this game and used a credit on it, it totally fascinates me how everyone here loves to jump on the "I hate HdO games" bandwagon as soon as BF releases one. For those of you who don't like HdO games, why did you even bother trying it? You know already that you don't like their games, and it's not as if it was a big secret that this is an HdO game - it had been previously mentioned in the Mudrock thread, the game was first released last year, and the first people who posted in this forum mentioned HdO. For those who haven't tried it, yet who are bothering to post that they won't play an HdO game - why bother?
I think that is what the mod is trying to point out by being respectful to the developer. If you play the game and you don't like it, post your comments. If you play the game and feel it is a rehash of the developer's previous games, post your comments. If you played the game and you feel that the developer just phoned it in, post your comments. The key point is trying out the game and then posting your comments. A bunch of "me-too" posts about how people don't like HdO games and won't try or buy one is not helpful to those of us who are trying to decide about this game. We don't know each other and don't know if our likes/dislikes mesh.
If BFG does have a legal deal with HdO to release their games, then we're going to be getting HdO games offered to us and all the complaints people have about HdO will be like spitting into the wind - it won't change anything. Remember that the "new game every day" is like a starving beast that must be fed everyday. BFG needs at least 365 new (to this site) games a year to live up to that motto. Every game is not going to be a gem, every game is not going to be in the genre we personally want, every game is not going to be by a developer whose games we love.
This isn't a great game by any means, but it's one of those adventure/HOGs that's useful for whiling away a few hours with a nice little variety of different things to do. No, the storyline doesn't compare to some of the truly great adventure/HOGs that we have available to us here at BFG, but then, a lot of storylines in the games are weak. But it does have a lot of things in it that I happen to like, so I'm willing to overlook aspects of it that might annoy - just like I do with all of the rest of the games I play.
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by jpo656 on Jul 19, 11 4:51 PM
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Fishies who reviewed - thanks for
"taking one for the team (  school  ?)"
Your pain  is my gain  .
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by cme550 on Jul 19, 11 5:12 PM
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dobbiemijnboekje wrote:
cme550 wrote:HdO. No buy, no try. My comments. July was a horrible month for me for games. I've yet to use my credit I got last month, yeah the one that automatically takes it off when you purchase a game. It's very very rare that I don't find a SE to purchase by this late in the month.
I might end up being able to use 2 credits for a CE after all
When you want to keep the credit and you have a punchcard to buy a game, use the code and the credit stays on your account. Do you understand me, I hope?
ETA: spelling
Thank you very much, I will try that
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it totally fascinates me how everyone here loves to jump on the "I hate HdO games" bandwagon as soon as BF releases one
Not true -- and not fair. Everybody who hated it actually tried the demo I think before making their decision and got exactly what they expected. At least we gave them the benefit of the doubt.
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by GEmory on Jul 19, 11 7:21 PM
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I'm going against the majority here, but I'll be using a credit on this game. Hd games aren't as exciting as games from other developers, but I find them a nice quiet way to while away a couple of hours. I don't find them anywhere near as bad as some players do. I do get a bit seasick at the sign-in screen, but I enjoy the change of pace from other games which make me think my way through problems and constantly go back and forth through scenes to solve puzzles.
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Is it me, or has there been a lot of venom on the forums lately? I've only recently started posting, but I've been a fan of big fish for about 2 years now.
This game...what can I say...I love Big Fish, I love hidden object games, I love Paris, I speak French, I love maps (even finding itty bitty subway stations), I don't mind looking for 15 eggplant, but I still wouldn't buy this game.
I had no experience with the developer before,but I have to wonder if they bothered to have testers rate it, and fixed anything before release. Even if it was made years ago...still! (As just one comparison, the Dream Day series started in 2007, and it is way better than this one.)
As many people have mentioned,the game play is just too annoying. It takes work to even figure out how to log into the game, and once you get there, everything is difficult to locate. From the subway station exits, to the hidden objects that are so well hidden as to be invisible, to the mini games with no instructions (like the art class!) it's more frustrating than fun, and so not a buy for me, sadly.
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