About This Game "Don't open the doors!" is a claymation action adventure in an odd world of talking pumpkins, blue trees and stuff like that.The city is in danger! The doors came out of nowhere. Everything near them began to talk and almost everything tried to eat you. Solving this problem is no sweat: you only have to find the Main super door and blast it with a super megabomb. As a real hero, you'll have to handle it yourself. However, everything is sure to go haywire!Game features: An open clayworld: explore it and face different challenges;Odd, talking characters: conversations with mushrooms, bugs, pumpkins etc. will be your common practice;A destructible environment: with a huge hammer in hand, you'll have no chance to be bored;Traps, secrets, bosses. There are no tedious places behind the doors;Out of pop corn gun ammo? Search for cornfields. Looking for a healing compote? Pick some berries!Everything is made from plasticine. Over 8000 photos and an enormous number of editing hours. The game is entirely hand made! a09c17d780 Title: Don't open the doors!Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Anton Riot and CoPublisher:Anton RiotRelease Date: 11 Nov, 2016 Don't Open The Doors! Full Crack [Xforce] Bad Stuff.The claymation drew me in, everything else pushed me away.The dialogue is not funny and unengaging. It tries to be humerous but winds up being awkward. The music sucks. It's mono-tone accordian with bland electric guitar noodling. The gameplay was boring and clunky. Bastion was the obvious idol here but it doesn't even come close.Categorize this bad boy under "missed potential". It could've been weird in a good way but misses the mark.. It's possible to get yourself into mistakes you can't reverse, so quick warning. Doors you complete cannot be reentered in the same game, and as far as I can tell, there is no way to farm for coins. Make sure you have enough money to get supplies you need in a boss fight, or you might face some trouble. Other than that, the style of this game is just brilliant. It's a fun, simple action game with some strange platforming elements, though there is no option to jump. Everything is just wonderful on the eyes, the writing is snarky and fun, and the exploration is very worthwhile.. Great style of graphics, the characters looks like some toys and the pop corn shooter is a cool weapon! :DYou need to search around concentrated once and then to know where to go to but it still is an adventure game and a quest without searching is without adventure! gghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLYedWVwsKI. Early impressions. Very earlier and I must say I wanted this game for awhile. Grabbed it on sale and yes, it's pretty neat. The claymation and music is all good but...I went in like it's some kids game rushed through a couple bits had no way or knowledge how to heal and died. Lesson learned, not only cool and neat looking game but legit rpg. Starting over, paying more attention. :). Totally excited about this game! Have already completed the game once and now hunting all the achievements. Here is why I'm in love with this game: Colorful and crazy game world where almost every pumpkin is trying to share its thoughts with you. It's made so organically well that after some time you'll find yourself actually living in this world. Plasticine setting suits the game really well. There are not so many plasticine games which you can't imagine being made not of plasticine, you know. Don't open the doors is a great example (alongside the Neverhood of course). Hack'n'slash game mechanics. If you love games like Bastion or even Diablo give this game a try. The controls aren't casual like in the Diablo though so be ready to run and evade from attacks a lot. The story is weird in a funny way. There are tons of dialogs and I read each and every of them. Sometimes I was laughing obscenely loud :)Of course, you can find some disadvantages, especially if you're tempted hack'n'slash player. The combat system is a bit clumsy and there is no enough variety of weapons, skills and other RPG related stuff as for me. But I didn't actually think about all of these things before my first game completion :) Summarizing, if you love hack'n'slash games or games with a rich game world and an addictive story or hand-crafted games with a soul or games with talking pumpkins then I strongly recommend to think about purchasing this game. If you love all of those, then buy it immediately for sure! :). Deceptively simple. Easy to pick up and play but still difficult enough to be rewarding. It's not laugh-out-loud funny, but i still found the dialogue humorous. Lots of nooks and secrets, which appealed to me. The doors and dungeons provided some interesting puzzles. I got exactly what i wanted from it: a light, accesible Action RPG.By far and away the most impressive part of this game is the fact that all the models and textures were built by hand. By modern standards, no, this is not a graphical standout, but for those of us who can appreciate the effort that goes into final product, this is well worth the price of admission.. The Characters are intentionally spiteful and inept. Fun gameplay for the short amount of content. Ending in a flat and abrupt Ending.. Everything started pretty well.But then WASD keys stopped working.I had to use the arrow keys instead.This was kind of OK, but the Q,F,Z,X, etc. keys stopped working, tooSo, I couldn't:- heal;- change bombs;- change weapons.The game is literally unplayable now.I've tried rebooting my computer, starting a new game from scratch, reinstalling it, but nothing seems to help.0/10 as it's impossible to play this game.. Boring.Textures (or photos) has very low resolution. Controls are aweful.. I LOVE this game. So cute and interesting, most of the dialogues are funny talk and I enjoyed very much. Just at the beginning of the game and I hope to explore more, and i die several times the cactus can be hard to deal with lol. Also I remember an old game kinda use the same "clay character" but cant recall the game, back to the early 90s.
- darefiradec
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