#Switch down in bermuda series

Also, the touch controls are clunky, and the performance on some levels can drop into one-digit FPSs. COULD USE SOME POLISH: With as little text as there is in this game, you've got to wonder how hard it would have been to ask someone to fix the punctuation. It just doesn't feel at ease on a console.

#Switch down in bermuda series

Some of the puzzles literally consist in pushing a series of buttons for no discernible reason, as if the touchscreen is the whole point the game. CONS: AS CASUAL AS THEY COME: It's hard to play this without feeling like you're playing one of those bland casual games for mobile. NICE GRAPHICS: This game isn't quite as charming as 'Agent A', but its nice low-poly graphics is easy on the eye (if often choppy in motion). PROS: RELAXING AND UNDEMANDING: You might have trouble solving a puzzle or two, and finding the last item or two–but otherwise, this game won't really challenge you, and it allows you to play at your own (slow) pace. It's a simple hidden items / fiddler puzzler affair with a bunch of small worlds to click through. RELAXING AND UNDEMANDING: You might have trouble solving a puzzle or two, and finding the last item or two–but otherwise, this game won't really challenge you, and it allows you to play at your own The new game from the authors of 'Agent A' is a bit of a disappointment. The new game from the authors of 'Agent A' is a bit of a disappointment. If you're looking for a not-too-complex game, maybe for someone younger or even older in the household with little gaming experience, then I can reccomend Down in Bermudas, but it fell flat for me as a puzzle game. The puzzles were too simple (mainly just 'find the correct lever') while not being complicated enough to provide a challenge, especially compared to a very similar 'The Room'. Otherwise, the gameplay is relaxing, but for me it felt way too much of that. On PC, this is fine, on console I'd reccommend the developers to add cursor snapping to important objects, as clicking on the ground 3mm away from the shiny orb when it's obvious I want to click on it makes the controls frustrating for no reason. The gameplay consists of many moments of 'find the right thing to click on', you'll spend frustrating seconds trying to align the cursor to different small objects on the screen. The control scheme was clearly made for mouse and keyboard, requires a lot of cursor movements and was forcefully ported to console. On First things first - If you are planning to buy the game, do it on the PC. First things first - If you are planning to buy the game, do it on the PC.