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Im not asking for a dummy version or puzzle made for kids, all im saying is a huge reason why the genre is dying is because people were fed up getting stuck at very tough puzzles.
There is too many games out there that gives enjoyment fast, thats why games like COD sells so much, you can play it anytime and have fun constantly.
If the story is there, an adventure game can have tough puzzles but if the story and the game lenght isnt there adding tough puzzles is just hurting the game.
just saying why the genre is dying, and people act like they have no clue why.
thats whats embarrssing.
Broken Sword 5 was fine.
Also, no mazes like I'm currently struggling with in Memoria. Those should be banned from adventure games unless they are small and purely puzzle based.
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Damn son, you make me proud. Epic game.
yes!