InfoWeb - Dassyutu Game: Escape from Deep Forest is another Japanese point and click escape game developed by Info Web. In this escape game, you are locked in the deep forest and you have to try to escape from the deep forest by finding items and solving puzzles. Can you able to escape from deep forest successfully? Show your best escaping skills to escape the deep forest. Good luck and have fun!
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controls are unplayable :(
ReplyDeleteI use to love these but the later ones have no fluid motion
ReplyDeletehow do you move?
ReplyDeleteI used to love these games as well, but trying to maneuver the character with right click, left click, zoom, etc is awful. Waste of time.
ReplyDeleteSuper duper laggy. Unplayable
ReplyDeleteTOTAL CRAP!!
ReplyDeleteI think Dassyutu is doing really
ReplyDeletewell with their new format.
A bit of patience while learning the
controls is all that's needed.
And with Adobe Flash dying off, Unity Web
Player is going to be around for a while.
Looking forward to more!
No...nope...never...
ReplyDeleteI hate Unity.
Whew! A very tough game to master, controls wise. Managed to finish w/ 6 coins but it was very frustrating to figure it out. Numerous colored keys, colored treasure keys, a fishing pole, binoculars, a saw, a board, etc., are needed to get through the game.
ReplyDeleteGlad I had a lazy, grey, rainy day with some time to waste. With some more work on the controls, maybe a tutorial??, the "new" Dassyutu style might be playable as intended.
I'm on my 3rd day of playing this game, because as frustrating as the controls are, it's a really fun game. The map is quite large & much of my play-time has been spent tracking all over trying to remember where things are I need. It took quite awhile to get the first coin but have 8/10 now. I do most moving around zoomed all the way out, and only zoom in when I'm right in front of the item or place I need to react with.
ReplyDeleteOnce you adjust, it's really enjoyable; I hope more people give it a chance. However, I do hope controls can be improved in the future.
@Kevin
ReplyDeleteFlash is not dying off. I don't know why people believe that. Adobe is not going to support it anymore, but that doesn't mean that it is dying or going away. Do you have any idea how many businesses are still running Win95? Tens of thousands. Just because software is no longer supported doesn't mean that it won't work, or that it is more vulnerable than it used to be. The idea that it is going away is propaganda put out there by places like Adobe and Unity who want you to buy their new products. It is a lie. SWF will be there as long as people still code for it.
Unity is a decent enough platform for phones, but does not work as well on other formats (PC in particular). This game is a prime example of that. It is also a great example of how NOT to do user interface.
Where is the flashlight?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these challenging games. It just takes time to work with the directional arrows. It's so much better than these baby games that take less than a minute to play. Keep 'em coming Unity and Dassyutu! Looooove it!!!
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