stuck 5 min into this...

[jcdenton666]

so I didn't go into the farm house or whatever, and now I'm stuck cause I can't use the key I have on either of the doors or untie the rope. did they test this game before they released it?!?!?!

EDIT: ok I'm just as stuck after entering the house first. what an unbelieveable piece of ♥♥♥♥. this will be returned immediately if I can't find a walkthrough on youtube. and there is one, but it doesn't actually tell me HOW to get to the different screen. the last game where going one direction and then the opposite direction back didn't make you end up in the same room I played was Zork, and I hold intense loathing for that one to this day. bad enough in the DOS days, but in this century an unindicated betrayal of basic logic on literally the FIRST PUZZLE in the game is completely unforgivable. PS: I have to add I definitely would've tried longer to find some solution by myself if this was a point and click adventure like I expected from the store page (conveniently no actual gameplay footage in the videos...). but in a game where you only walk left and right... you gotta be ♥♥♥♥♥in me expecting me to follow the bird in order to progess.

[adam1224]

It's pretty logical after you get past the "so walking left and right won't help me, what else to do?" and listen to the loudly cawing crow. Been there, done that (the next day because I didn't expect the bird, and was too tired to figure it out)
Anyway, as far as I remember that was the only part like that, if you already finished the chapter then you know why it is so unreal. I'm not a big fan of unexpected reality-bending puzzles, but there it is very fitting setting- and symbolism-wise.

[Stigma]

Moon Logic Puzzles.. Gotta love'em

[adam1224]

Following a bird that (if I remember correctly) even caws or something is pretty far from moon logic :) And they even did that on an empty and small field to reduce number of distractions.

[Stigma]

Originally posted by adam1224:

Following a bird that (if I remember correctly) even caws or something is pretty far from moon logic :) And they even did that on an empty and small field to reduce number of distractions.

Yes, it was perfectly logical really