"But for those who grok it's strange charm"Susan Arendt said:Tends to be me, yeah.One of the things I really enjoy about getting to do this for a living is introducing people to games they might not otherwise give a chance. So when I have the chance to cover something a little off-center, I do it.
Agreed, as if the sexy voice and review style weren't enough to endear her to me already, grok definitely does it =)Lopunny said:"But for those who grok it's strange charm"Susan Arendt said:Tends to be me, yeah.One of the things I really enjoy about getting to do this for a living is introducing people to games they might not otherwise give a chance. So when I have the chance to cover something a little off-center, I do it.
Grok...a "Stranger In A Strange Land" reference if I'm not mistaken...if so, you're now my favourite reviewer![]()
With a little help from mom and dad, he's probably enjoy it. Making it to the end isn't that difficult - finding all the stuff is where the challenge really lies. You can float around and grow flowers pretty easily, so if you're there to help him through the few things he can't manage, he should have fun.Luke Cartner said:What I want to know is, is it the type of game my 3 year old can enjoy, we have seen it on steam and he indicated he wanted to play it. I'm just not sure if he would find the game play too frustrating or not
ThanksSusan Arendt said:With a little help from mom and dad, he's probably enjoy it. Making it to the end isn't that difficult - finding all the stuff is where the challenge really lies. You can float around and grow flowers pretty easily, so if you're there to help him through the few things he can't manage, he should have fun.Luke Cartner said:What I want to know is, is it the type of game my 3 year old can enjoy, we have seen it on steam and he indicated he wanted to play it. I'm just not sure if he would find the game play too frustrating or not