![]() ![]() Mechanically my only complaint would be that there is an undo function, but it only goes back a single move. The puzzles are challenging, and satisfying to complete. ![]() I found myself staring at the screen in frustrated contemplation, trying to work paths and solutions out in my head. The mechanics present in Dark Sheep are time-tested, and implemented well here. I muted the audio more than once while struggling with a puzzle so I could think more clearly. Often this makes for short, catchy loops of beeps and boops, but there are also a few misses, where the faithfully bit-crushed musical flourishes were actually kind of uncomfortable to listen to, and even distracting. The music and soundscape is similarly charming and era-focused. Nothing was ever confusing or hard to understand, and the visuals effectively communicate tone and humor when it's intended. The visuals are charming, and not bogged down or complicated with unnecessary effects, it's simple and cute, and faithful to the era it seeks to emulate. It's simple narrative is delivered concisely with plenty of humor, while still maintaining the focus on it's increasingly complex and challenging puzzles. ![]() This is a well-made, if short and simple, puzzle game, that pays homage to the commodore 64 era of games in its visuals, sound, and mechanics. Devote yourself to the Dark Lord Show More
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