Tipping Point™ Adventure Game Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 33 reviews. Read all reviews for Tipping Point™ Adventure Game for iPhone.
Tipping Point™ Adventure Game is paid iOS app published by Freecloud Design, Inc.
Great game
Rad333
Perfect for people who like to play first person puzzle type point and click games.
Where's the 8 star button? - honest reviews by Marquis
Zane's Mark
Wow, play a large amount of adventure games and this one takes you, literally and figuratively, to an all new level... make that levels. Thank you Dan Russell-Pinson and your talented crew, this is the future direction of a new league of games. Loyally, Marquis
Ok except
Talindar
This game isn't bad for an entry level/ puzzle game. However, I have down graded my rating due to an arcade "mini game" that is required to win to continue, there is no way to skip it. Why is it that developers do not get that most people who look for adventure /puzzle games DO NOT want to play arcade games. Either provide a way to skip or do not include! Those who are saying this is awesome and fantastic must not have play really good, classic adventure games like Gabriel Knight, Under a Killing Moon, Broken Sword etc.
Very cool
Sestine
I loved this game and the music, but, like other reviewers, I'd rather not play arcade games. Some of the puzzles were very unique. Lots of play time. I will buy the next one for sure.
Enjoyable with a quaint sci-fi backstory.
DJ Rizzo
If you enjoy point-and-click adventure stories and/or escape games I think you'll enjoy this one. The graphics are photography-based so if you demand cool 3-D rendered environments in your games you might want to skip it. But the graphics are pleasant to look at, often have very clever elements to them, and are integrated into the game well. The puzzles are challenging, even entertaining at times. The in game system is helpful without completely giving away the answer (I hate walk-throughs, I just want hints!). The backstory is a little hokey, but positive and in a way endearing. I enjoyed the game and would consider getting another game from this developer.
Very basic adventure game
realitycheckinc
The programming and graphics are nice but simple and the game is linear. Definitely more like a room escape game instead of an adventure. No options available (mute the iPad to shut the birds up) and if you want a new hint you have to first reread all of the old hints. I play a lot of adventure games and prefer the point and click, but I am getting bored. With what's out there today, 99 cents would be a more reasonable price.