I found A Date in the Park to be a fun free-to-play point-and-click experience with game-play elements of horror, mystery, romance, surprise, and suspense along with real-world tie-ins that really made playing this a memorable experience. You play as a man who has just moved to Lisbon, Portugal, and find yourself struggling to adjust to your new location due to not understanding Portuguese. You find yourself asked to a date to Tapada das Necessidades, which is a real-world park, and point-and-click your way though the park to complete the game. I had a fantastic time with this, although will note that for some reason they decided to place the inventory at the top of the screen and spent longer than I would have liked trying to figure that out. After beating the game I looked up real-world images of Tapada das Necessidades with Bing and had a blast. If you really like this game consider buying the Collector's Edition of A Date in the Park that comes with notes from the developers detailing the creation process, the photographs they used to make the game, two music tracks, and bonus game(all of which is accessed from your steam folders) either as a stand-alone product or as part of the Cloak and Dagger Games Collection. I couldn't ask anything more from a free game.

[h1] This is a spoiler-free review! [/h1] I found A Date in the Park to be a fun free-to-play point-and-click experience with game-play elements of horror, mystery, romance, surprise, and suspense along with real-world tie-ins that really made playing this a memorable experience. You play as a man who has just moved to Lisbon, Portugal, and find yourself struggling to adjust to your new location due to not understanding Portuguese. You find yourself asked to a date to Tapada das Necessidades, which is a real-world park, and point-and-click your way though the park to complete the game. I had a fantastic time with this, although will note that for some reason they decided to place the inventory at the top of the screen and spent longer than I would have liked trying to figure that out. After beating the game I looked up real-world images of Tapada das Necessidades with Bing and had a blast. If you really like this game consider buying the Collector's Edition of A Date in the Park that comes with notes from the developers detailing the creation process, the photographs they used to make the game, two music tracks, and bonus game(all of which is accessed from your steam folders) either as a stand-alone product or as part of the Cloak and Dagger Games Collection. I couldn't ask anything more from a free game.