I Have Never: Dirty Exposed

Really enjoyed this game. Reminded me of Mecanarium. The art work was beautiful and the story was sweet. Short, but definitely worth the $4.99 as let’s face it, a cup of coffee that is drunk in 10mins is more expensive.

I love this game and the artwork is fab. Nice relaxing stroll around the tin town. But it doesn’t always save my progress, which is frustrating. Have to redo puzzles.

I’m all for supporting developers and paying for high quality games. This game took me under 5hrs to complete. It should have been triple the length, for that price. The game itself is lovely but the challenges were on the easy side, the artwork is great and the storyline nice. But the storytelling itself was a bit challenging to interpret at times, the characters giving their background story as to what’s happened to them was difficult to understand, the whole thing just seemed a bit rushed and like the developers were working to a deadline that compromised on the game length and storytelling.

I loved how challenging it was and had me addicted to play the next stage! Bring more!

There is so much to love about this game and I wish I could have given it 5 stars because it definitely deserves it however for the price vs the length of the game, it missed the mark for me. It was a bit of a let down when it ended so quickly. I had seen another review mentioning the length but I didn’t realise it would be as short as it was. Otherwise this game is stunning in so many ways!

画面设计风格非常独特，谜题不难，玩得很有趣

Beautiful story and interesting to play. A little short. No in app purchases, no gems etc, no cookie cutter characters. Loved it.

Played the first scene in the game and left it to do other things. Next day tapped the icon and it got stuck and wouldn’t open.

Love the ending the dog was super cute!

There are so many glitches and bugs that prevent progress beyond the second area, about 10 minutes in to the game. Like cutting the wire before watering the dead plants, or not being able to grab items from the trash. Go back and fix this, the genius who pushed this game out too early should 100% be fired. And if tithe the developer reading this: don’t ask me to email you the list of bugs. That’s a waste of my time and I’m not going to do your work for you. That’s literally your job. I wish I could send this directly to the game developer.