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6About Agent A: A puzzle in disguise
You play as Agent A in this stylish secret agent world full of retro futuristic contraptions, hidden gizmos, gadgets and clever logic based puzzles. But do be warned… Ruby La Rouge is no spy to be taken lightly! Explore a labyrinth of perplexing puzzles in this quirky game of cat and mouse that’ll have you wondering whether you’re the cat… or the mouse!! Notice something strange or out of place? Making mental notes and observations (like a good secret agent) will aid you in solving tricky puzzles later on. As you explore Rubys secret hideout, collecting objects and using them cleverly is crucial in unlocking a trail of puzzles leading you ever closer to your target! • Stylish 1960's inspired art • 35 unique environments to explore • 100 inventory-based puzzles • 50 puzzle screens • 30 achievements to collect, for the trophy hunter in all of us What's new? _____ v5.0.1 fixes: - unlock achievements fix - hacker puzzle fix, the numbers were running too fast on pc’s capable of high frame rates - improvements to windowed / fullscreen handling
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- Adventure
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Player reviews
Agent A made me feel smart and observant without the obstacles being too obtuse or impossible
Agent A made me feel smart and observant without the obstacles being too obtuse or impossible. The graphics were stylized, a bit too simple for my tastes, but they were clear and did the job. It was a different look than the usual, so there's that. The comments by Agent A often felt sophomoric, even though they tried to be clever. and there were several ridiculous or far-fetched situations, so the story and writing left something to be desired, especially the ending. However, the most important thing here, the puzzles, were pretty good overall and even fun sometimes. They relied a lot on observation, exploration and manipulation of objects. It made me think of a simpler The Room game (the first) with a lot more rooms to visit. If you're looking for a decent first-person puzzle game veering on the easy side with a few adventure trappings, then Agent A should satisfy. I initially expected a standard point-and-click adventure, realized quickly it was a puzzle game when I started, but ended up pleasantly surprised. I might not recommend it at full price, though.
- Graphics4.0
- Gameplay4.0
- Story4.0
- Value4.0
A really cute puzzle game with great art and funny characters
A really cute puzzle game with great art and funny characters. The puzzles aren't really difficult, but they're varied. Overall this is more of a chill and relaxing game that tickles your brain enough and doesn't overstay its welcome. Which I appreciate. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and relaxing puzzle game.
- Graphics3.5
- Gameplay4.0
- Story4.0
- Value4.5
An adorable spy adventure with simple puzzles and a cute, comical story
An adorable spy adventure with simple puzzles and a cute, comical story. I found it to be a relaxing experience with easy, yet satisfying, puzzles. I almost never felt lost or confused. This may be more aimed towards a younger audience, but I enjoyed it just the same. This was a fun little treat. I'll certainly be playing more from Yak & Co.
- Graphics4.0
- Gameplay4.0
- Story3.5
- Value4.0
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