It's pretty rare these days when games don't simultaneously launch on both Android and iOS, but that was the case with the fabulous point and click adventure game Thimbleweed Park [] We mentioned that the Android version of the game would be hittong on the 10th, and like clockwork, the game is now available on . Back when it first hit the App Store, by Shaun Musgrave who enjoyed the game quite a bit.
Thimbleweed Park has done a fantastic job through multiple difficulty levels of allowing players of all skill levels to enjoy the game. If you just heard good things about it and want to enjoy the story, it plays a lot closer to a Telltale game with minimal complications when it comes to puzzles. Alternatively, if you're a hardcore point and click adventure game fan who loves those ultra-obscure solutions of combining things, you can also play Thimbleweed Park that way.
Really, whatever way you play it doesn't matter as long as you play it. Ron Gilbert and his crew have a real winner here.
Thimbleweed Park has done a fantastic job through multiple difficulty levels of allowing players of all skill levels to enjoy the game. If you just heard good things about it and want to enjoy the story, it plays a lot closer to a Telltale game with minimal complications when it comes to puzzles. Alternatively, if you're a hardcore point and click adventure game fan who loves those ultra-obscure solutions of combining things, you can also play Thimbleweed Park that way.
Really, whatever way you play it doesn't matter as long as you play it. Ron Gilbert and his crew have a real winner here.