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☑ amogus

Tick Tock Isle is a very short, cutesy and midly confusing game. Playing it at the start felt very nice as you got a feel for the setting and the characters (although it took me a minute to realise that the areas loop back around if you head in a single direction). Although I liked the beginning of the game, continuing on I always felt like I was so lost on what I was even aiming to do eventually resulting in me just looking around every single area for any new prompts just to progess. That lack of gameplay shifted my way of thinking which in turn sort of ruined my experience, especially when the ending suddenly turned up and I was left wondering if it was worth my time even playing the game. I feel like I would've liked this game if it was larger than it was right now, as the ending itself leaves a lot to be desired.

PROS
+ Love the art style and pixel art, great animations as well which
+ Soundtrack was enjoyable to listen to, every character has their own unique theme.
+ Nice humor which really fits with it's characters.
+ Worth the price.

CONS
- Navigating throughout the game is a constant pain, especially with the added backtracking involved.
- The minigames can get frustrating as one hit sends to back to the start of the level.
- Very unsatisfying gameplay and ending.

Overall, it's a very well made, albeit rather short game with gameplay flaws that make the game unsatisfying to even finish. I'd probably reccommend this game if it wasn't for the confusing map and if the game itself had more depth to it.

A great game for people who want to both gain and lose friends.

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