EXIT A BIZARRE PLANET IN A NON-LINEAR POINT and CLICK ADVENTURE Game of any kind
Every single point-and click adventure has a tale to tell it is a good thing, as Whateverland There is no doubt that Drageus Games excels when it comes to this, Drageus Games’ latest initiative goes above and beyond in order to keep the game interesting.
One hand, the game comes with an array of mini-games designed to challenge your thinking skills. In addition it allows you to select the best path to help the protagonist Vincent to escape from the environment he’s stuck within.
What’s Land is now available on consoles
Whateverland is the story of Vincent as a character, who describes himself as a master thief trying to steal an expensive necklace from a mansion owned by an old lady who has been lonely. The woman in question is, however, a witch who is able to catch Vincent in the act, and promptly locks him up Vincent in the enchanting world which gives the game its name.
One miscalculation won’t be enough to deter Vincent from having a meeting with Nick the charming, and slightly irritating ghost who is soon his companion and they start looking for ways to get out.
Helpers step in to aid their duo. Unlike other adventure games that use point and click place you on a predetermined route, Whateverland gladly lets you take on its adventures regardless of order.
If there come a time when there is a feeling of being stuck, it is possible to go on to the next chapter. While working toward completing the chapters there is the possibility to either steal from others or aiding the people you help.
Dialogs that branch help to flesh out the game’s enchanting landscape and the characters. They also affect your interactions with those who you meet as well as your loyal friend Nick.
Whateverland is available on consoles with 19 mini games, but you don’t be able to play the entire collection in one session.
These aren’t your typical game of point-and-click, but revolves around things like making tasty ramen, or giving an erman a tattoo or a merman, as well as providing enough motivation to restart the game once you’ve finished the first time.
