Tork

You crash-land on a foreign world and don't know the language. The objective of the game is to learn the meanings of each symbol you find and get the help of the aliens inhabitting the planet to repair your ship and return safely home.

Again, another interesting concept, and the gameplay was a bit better than Kafkamesto. Instead of just using the mouse, you use the kayboard to move around and talk (Or the mouse for talking. Whichever you prefer).

The animation was nice and smooth, and the graphics fit the theme rather well. I was actually enjoying the graphics and animation until I found a glitch, where Tork would not move, whichever way I pointed. He was stuck.

Never the less, the game was fine. It's quite difficult finding out where to go, but luckily, the creators added an option where Tork's little green companion tells you hints, or, if those don't help, you can cheat and spoil what a word means without having to guess. It keeps the player from quitting because the game is too hard, but the story is not easy enough for someone to finish the game too quickly.

The sound effects weren't great, but not bad, either. The music (When it was there) fit the theme, and Tork/the aliens' voices sounded alien enough for me.

Overall, the game is, in my opinion, a good game. If you're looking for a challenge that isn't insanely hard, I suggest this game, since it provides both amusement and some difficulty.

Difficulty: 3/5

Sound Effects: 4/5

Gameplay: 4/5

Graphics/Animation: 3/5

Storyline: 4/5