Bonhomme 7 Heures

Before I played this I had a small penis, no girlfriend and no will to live. None of these things have changed, but the game is pretty good

Overall, the game had a neat concept and puzzles, but the game itself had a few bugs. I'll go through all of my thoughts in a nice little list:
PROs:
The ambiance and overall; was solid! The game sounds and the scary mans walking around made for a could nice spooks.
Some of the puzzles were pretty straightforward and interesting to solve.
The way the game throws you in without much direction is something that I partially enjoyed, but also did prove to create some confusion.
The story was interesting, as we discovered it was based on a French Canadian urban legend, which shares the same name; I always think its interesting to take folk tales and urban legends and take their premises and make them into something more!
Cons:
Aforementioned, the game was a bit buggy. When I finished a night whilst running, my screen would bob for the rest of the next cycle. One time I finished a cycle while looking at the clock, which sent me to a weird, white room. After the clock bug, I could no longer walk around in the adult(taller) form, resulting in only being able to travel around in the child(short) form. After completing the music puzzle and grabbing the token, if you clicked the button again, you would be frozen in place the rest of the cycle.
After some objectives were completed, such as the music puzzle and the safe puzzle, I earned some sort of token, but was completely unsure as to what they did. I didn't know if I needed more, or if I was supposed to use them somewhere; a little direction in this aspect would be nice.
: Forgot to mention the controls/options were very limited. The pause menu, was set to , instead of , which I only found by accident, additionally, in this menu, you couldn't actually open the options. On the title screen, the only option was volume, and the slider didnt really work either. A sensitivity slider would be nice in addition to a list of keybinds/a rebind option.
All in all, I do think it is worth a try, but with the bugs present at the moment, it could result in the game being unplayable if you trigger certain bugs. I think the concept is interesting, and if the bugs could be fixed, I think the game would be a great experience.

SO LIKE NO GLITCHES, PERFECT GAME, BUT YEAH ITS LIKE RESIDENT EVIL EXCEPT THE GRAPHICS AND THE SOUNDTRACK IS BETTER
OVERALL THOUGH I DID NOT LIKE HOW SCARY THE DAD WAS A LITTLE BIT TOO MUCH FOR ME AND MY POOR HEART YOU KNOW HAHA VERY BIG SCARE.
ALSO THE SOUNDTRACK IS AMAZING DAEMONIUM IS MY FAVORITE BANGER WRITER POGCHAMP :)

Works on Win 7.
This game was also ANNOYING!!!! I'm so tired of hearing about "The Pictures" and "the clock"...especially since not a lot is explained.
Can I recommend....??? This is a tough one to recommend because of the problems I encountered. What I played was frustrating as well as fun. Here's my take.....
Guidence:
So in this game you don't really get any instructions. Most of the game consists of finding things and figuring what to do on your own. You get some clues, but... as most of the people who have left reviews have said, they can't figure out what to do. The voice narrator pops in and says annoying things that really don't help....it's just annoying.
AUDIO:
I'd recommend turning off the annoying sound, except for the fact that you can hear the "baddie" before you see him. There are no controls with which to adjust music or change anything except to turn all the sound up or down. There is some narration but it's often hard to understand over the noise of the music. I do like the music, just not in the game or at the cost of hearing other things....a separate volume control would be nice. Also the ability to turn off the annoying adult narrator!
GRAPHICS:
I though the graphics were OK. Some ability to adjust Gamma might be nice.
UI and Customization:
Isn't any. If you press the "P" key you will get a menu of sorts that will let you turn down ALL the volume...but nothing else. "P" also lets you exit when you've had enough of hearing about the @#&*$^@* Pictures and Clock.
GLITCHES:
I found a few spots where I did something (flip a switch or push a button) and suddenly couldn't move. At one point I got stuck INSIDE the clock. Fortunately, you transition between.... father and son(???)... often enough that I wasn't stuck for long.
In summary...
GOOD:
-It's FREE
-Graphics
-It's FREE
-Music
-It's FREE
-Works on Win 7 (and Linux) and not just on Lose 10
-and...It's FREE (just in case you missed that)
BAD:
-Glitches
-No customization
-No Guidence
-Voiceover
Can I recommend....???
This is a tough one to recommend because of the problems I listed. What I played was frustrating as well as fun. I wish there was an option other than thumbs up or down.
If I had payed anything....ANYTHING...other than my time and the resources used to play the game, I'd have asked for a refund. Since it's free, I'll go ahead and give it a thumbs up.
To be honest, though, If the negatives I list outweigh the fact that ....IT'S FREE... than please skip this one.
For now, I'll give it
5 Broken Clocks out of 10 Broken Clocks Possible, or
a 5/10

I reckon it was alright. Disregarding some bugs that made it irritating to play, the puzzles were pretty cool. There was a big bug where if you enter the clock animation as the kid as the monster spawns, the kid will go throughout the rest of the game without any interaction with it. With a few bug improvements and a little more content i think the game could become something good.

Good

almond after a stella
good play
10/10 would batter my children again