QTEs?

[Ozzette78]

I am picking up some hints from description and reviews that this game may include QTEs. I am too old and slow for them. I can't get past the windmill in Day Of The Tentacle. I just enjoy the stress anymore. Am I correct in assuming there will be events like the one I just described in this PnC. I would like an answer before the sale goes away, I am interested, but hate spending my money on something I will get maybe 1/3 of the way through and give up.... Thank you for reading.

[Charmed Life]

There are a couple "quick reflex moments" but the game auto-save and you can retry as much as you want

[Ozzette78]

Well, like I asked, if I can't get through the windmill in DOTT, can I get through these? I get so frustrated when I can't finish a game because of these events. Another one is The Initiate. I am almost at the end and one of these events I couldn't do. I loved the game up to that point, but now I'll never finish it because I can't complete the QTE. As I said, I'm 61 with severe anxiety so I shake.. it's possible there are hidden problems I haven't discovered yet that causes the shaking. I just don't want to waste my money on my meager limited income, and I don't want to get frustrated because I can't finish a game. This game compares itself to DOTT, so can someone please give me a straight answer.

[Err0r Flynnn]

This game features two intense scenes where you need good aim and reflexes. Both of these can be skipped.

There is also couple of scenes that need good timing, but they do not punish you for failing but might be an obstacle for you. I'm not sure how the windmill scene in Tentacle is that you mention so can't compare.

Some of these events happen fairly early so I would suggest you buy the game and refund within the 2 hour limit if it doesn't feel completable for you

[SirCabbage]

As someone who has played and loves Day of The Tentacle;- I have no idea what windmill scene you are talking about. I believe there was a windmill in the third monkey island game- curse of monkey island- but yeah.

Honestly I just played the first 30 mins or so of this game; the initial escape has a number of timed sequences; as does the rest of the castle i've seen thus far. If you are trying to avoid timed puzzles, you may wish to stick to something else. This game is rather simple and well made, but it is closer to sierra aventure games than lucasarts in terms of how often your character gets a game over.

These sequences aren't impossible mind, and as the other commenters said they will often loop you over and over and over until you are done. But I did have a hard time myself with some of the timings I hit,