Blackbar

I really liked the concept of the game i think it has an incredible potential. It is also beautifully designed. But there is much to be desired. It is quite an expensive game (for me at least - i could have had an ok dinner out in russia for that money) with a low level of versatility. I hope you add more options (so that more that one could be right), more hints and more paths. It is just very short and repetitive. Sometimes it is also dull as it requires the sames skills. I hope you improve and the next versions will be incredibly engaging.

I like the idea, but story really could be longer and more interesting. Hope there will be a sequel :)

One of a kind game:) I wish I was a native speaker with knowledge of some collocations and proverbs so I could have passed it without some cheating. Sad and touching story

Absolutely amazing game!

Fun, but waaay too short for $3. I’ve finished it in about two hours. Good knowledge of English is a prerequisite. A note to developers: it can be frustratingly hard to erase a character inside a one-character field. I suggest extending the hit area to the right.

I liked this. It's more of a word guessing game than a puzzler, but it's quite clever.

This is a word puzzle game/story and it’s brilliant.

Simple idea, well made. Love the game, the puzzles and the graphics, but I think it's too expensive considered its length. I completed the game in a day and would've expected for it to go on at least twice as long. The last scene got me thinking of all the possibilities the new element brought and that made me angry when I realized it was over. I'd love to see a sequel with a more complex (and longer) script!

...that these days a game with no graphics, just a clever idea and strong storyline could work so well? Well, actually I would've. Blackbar is a brilliant, hooking and haunting adventure. I promise it will make you swear and ask yourself "why didn't I think of that?!" time after time. An instant classic that I'd love to see get sequels. Many of them.

I didn’t hate this game. But I didn’t really like it either. Pros: —I enjoyed stretching my brain a bit with the word play. There were two words that really stumped me. I admit I had to find a walk-through online to get past those levels. I appreciate that in a game. Cons: —It took me a little over two hours to complete it. If I’m paying to play, I expect some more playtime. —I can definitely understand how some could be confused at the start of the game. A brief explanation could help. Perhaps make it the start to the game, you could write vague instructions (not too vague), with blanks to make it part of the puzzle your starting. Would I recommend this game? Probably not. It’s a nice little game, but it just needs more.