Some moments came out too long, although other episodes, on the contrary, are presented literally in the form of slides somewhere in the background. In addition, there were problems that the studio did not have before.
Finding Paradise… Important questions remain unanswered, and the new game manages to catch up with even more intrigue with an obvious backlog for the next part. As soon as the connecting threads of the series finally come to the fore, it turns out that Impostor Factory makes a significant contribution to the overall narrative, albeit not quite in those aspects that were announced in the finale. But when familiar elements gradually begin to return to the plot, you get surprisingly much pleasure: the joy of discovery and surprises are served here just fine.
This is definitely good for her, especially considering how similar the first two parts were to each other. The beginning of the game significantly departs from the canons laid down by To the Moon and diligently pretends to be telling a completely independent story. Separately, I would like to note how Impostor Factory handles its own heritage. It’s a pity: this dilemma is much more complicated and interesting. The game will offer to make at least something influencing the choice only once, and in the screenshot it is not at all. At the same time, the main intrigue remains relevant until the very end, thanks to which the narrative firmly holds the player’s attention. With each new scene, the plot is twisted more and more, genres are rapidly replacing each other, and the narrative imperceptibly passes from one figure to another. Unlike previous games in the series, Quincy’s story immediately throws the player into the thick of things, without wasting time on long preludes. Impostor Factory clearly expects to continue this tradition. But even the most spoiled players are used to forgiving Kang Gao’s games for such shortcomings for the sake of one thing – the plot. All the same low resolution and meager settings, long familiar minor flaws and roughness. An emphasis on the plot, rudimentary gameplay, minimalistic visuals combined with a powerful soundtrack – no innovations have appeared since the release of the first part, but some problems have not gone away. But again, there is no prerequisite to playing Impostor Factory.The gameplay core, as well as the graphics and technical components, migrated to the Impostor Factory from the studio’s previous works, almost unchanged. Q: Is Impostor Factory the sequel to To the Moon & Finding Paradise?Ī: Maybe not. Q: Is playing To the Moon & Finding Paradise necessary before playing this game?Ī: Impostor Factory can be played independently, just like the games before it.
So, he accepted and went because even though the mansion was suspicious and secluded, it was also fancy and had a parteh. One day, Quincy was invited to a fancy parteh at a suspiciously secluded mansion. Rosalene have peculiar jobs: They give people another chance to live their lives, all the way from the very beginning. Impostor Factory is a narrative-driven adventure game that is categorically out of its mind.ĭr.
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