Beek - Familiar Spirit
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Analiza I Pregled Android Aplikacija: Beek - Familiar Spirit, Razvijen Od Studio Klondike. Navedeno U Kategoriji Igranje Uloga. Trenutna Verzija Je 2.1.1, Ažurirana Na 21/04/2025 . Prema Recenzijama Korisnika Na Google Playu: Beek - Familiar Spirit. Postignute Više Od 67 Tisuća Instalacije. Beek - Familiar Spirit Trenutno Ima 2 Tisuća Recenzije, Prosječna Ocjena 4.1 Zvijezda
Poziv za pomoć unutar misteriozne aplikacije za razmjenu poruka. Netko se izgubio i pitao se kroz šumu u dalekom mjestu. I njihova je sudbina u vašim rukama.Beek: Kako sam postao poznati duh i sve nakon toga, tekstualno je pripovedno iskustvo kreativaca Nekojishija. Uz desetke putova razgraničavanja, više završetaka i CG-ove za otključavanje!
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Nedavni Komentari
Lucaflo flo
I want to like this but it's so short and you hardly get to see any of what the other world looks like the pictures you get are too few and far between and when it finally seems like the plot is kicking off you get kicked out and it ends. It needed way more show than tell and the fact that it seems like just a prologue or chapter 1 to an adventure, and you don't get any payoff sucks. I really want to like this and recommend it, but I just can't. Wasted potential that really needs a part 2 and 3.
A Google user
Oh man. I just completed my first playthrough. Im crying. This made me too emotional, but in the beat way. Pro tip for a good ending? .Just have fun with it. Dont try to pick what option will give you the best ending. It works out best this way. It was such an original story and unlike most text style games, i didnt feel super panicky and rushed. My only complaint is i need more! Pt2 maybe? Especially after that ending.... You guys know what you did...
A Google user
For a game that relies so heavily on dialogue, I was sad to see that the writing felt so... cringy. The character Beek's way of talking feels pretty off- It's hard to be descriptive and have action in the context of a conversation over 'texting.' It has a lot of potential, but when the 'graphics' (i.e. photos) are something that needs to be bought, the writing should be able to make up for it.
A Google user
People complaining about having to pay four bucks to see images need to get some perspective. That being said, this game has me hooked. It plays out via texting between you and the main character, with 'photos' thrown in now and then. It's not exactly a "Visual Novel" since it's mostly text, but like any VN you make choices along the way to help shape the story. As you play there are breaks between texting 'periods' that help to make you feel like you really are texting with someone, and I find myself biting at the bit at times wondering 'where are you, what's going on?' and forgetting, at least for a moment or two, that it's a game. I think a reason that is..is because texting is so fundamental to us all now, a way for nearly everyone to communicate, that at a subconscious level it bridges a gap between the game and the player. It's so simple yet so effective. I'd say give it a try. If you don't want to pay to support the game/devs, you don't have to, but a few bucks isn't much to ask.
A Google user
I want to love the game but it's extremely inconvenient that the game forces you to make a reply before you even know what's going on. I ran out of time several times and even pausing the time bar doesn't stop the timer because it kicked me off from a choice while paused. Game is buggy overall. With scrolling up while Beek is replying. Had the game stop replying to me at one point and had to reset the game. I paid for the full version and it's feels like a struggle to enjoy.
A Google user
Such an intriguing storyline! This game would be perfect if there were save points in order to avoid restarting after a bad ending. Disappointed because you have to replay the entire story and wait however long the timer makes you, so replays are quite tedious and I gave up. It's such a good idea though!
Kasey Parsons
This game lives in my head rent free now. It's great, my only problem is the time, you have to beat the game (and buy the recovery pack) to skip the time feature. I find it cool and adds immersion, but you should have the option to skip it on the first playthru at least. The story and characters are great, so I'd say I reccomend it to anyone wanting to play a story based game. I also like how the ending is up to your interpretation, it makes it feel more personal.
A Google user
Fantastic concept for a little game. Interesting story. Pretty CGs. Frustrating replayability. In order to replay the game you still have to do all of the communication in "real time" which makes hunting down missing CGs a massive pain, especially considering there are bad endings that just kill off Beek for seemingly no reason. At one point he literally says "I'm standing near a cliff" and proceeds to slip and fall to his death like an idiot.