Fran Bow

Such a beautiful game, played it like three times years ago and was just going about my day when I remembered it existed and was struck with an acute need to gush about how amazing it is. I have never seen such evocative settings, worldbuilding, and aesthetic. Admittedly, it's not everyone's cuppa tea; It is a bit slow around certain parts later on, and you probably will have to bust out a guide to get through certain puzzles, and the amount of dialogue is more than most people would care for. But I can't not give it a 10. Just thinking about this game's world gets me weak at the knees. I don't want to spoil too much, but at one point, you find someone's journal, which has literally 40 pages of him documenting his life and providing exposution about the magical creatures of this world. Thing is, if I recall correctly, which admittedly I may not, reading this book is completely optional. You could simply go through the entire game and still understand the story without it. They didn't have to put in that extra effort to make this a part if the game, but they did. That should tell you what sort of experience this is. But, just, please, at the very least give this game a try.

To be honest, the atmosphere wasn't creepy at all. However, the puzzles were good and the story-telling was interesting. 8hrs on record.

Fran Bow got great main characters, nice visuals and interesting story, charming and creepy at the same time. Messy pixel hunting was the main drawback for me: a lot of interactive objects looked a lot like background objects just near them.

mi amiga la retrasada me ha tenido que ayudar con la mitad de los puzzles y eso hace que me sienta mal con mi masculinidad fragil y mi pito promedio (pequeño) luego voy a tener que jugar a la secuela pq ella va a querer yo solo quiero que salga el Elden ring night reing y una novia a ser posible y ver frieren en castellano

Not the worst adventure game ever, but certainly one of the most over rated. Nothing stands out - the graphics are average, the interface is clumsy and none of the characters are voiced. Puzzles are okay, except for a bugged puzzle that caused me to give up on the game. I completed all the steps required to solve a puzzle (I know this because there is a "recipe" for the required items), put the items where they are suppose to go, but the game said I was missing an item. Which leads to another huge drawback to this buggy game, no saved games. The game auto saves, so I was stuck. I could go back to the start of the chapter, but I might encounter the same bug. Play the very similar, but much better Anna's Quest instead.