NAIRI: Tower of Shirin
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Authors of NAIRI: Tower of Shirin really thought up very interesting world in which people get on with various anthropomorphous animals therefore all road the girl by the name of Nairi communicates with the speaking cats, dogs, ducks, bears, and the little mouse Rex who at first pretended to be the smuggler accompanies it in adventures, but it was the scientist. To speak in any case if the raccoon was a teacher and the tutor Nairi. However all this entertaining zoology should not confuse you. First, it quite keeps within traditions of a fantasy, for example what was done by Hayao Miyazaki and his animation studio Ghibli. Secondly, before us really big, fascinating and places very touching adventure.
Steam User 2
Nairi: Tower of Shirin is, in my opinion, an okay point and click adventure game. This game definitely has its ups and downs though. Tower of Shirin has a setting that's a lovely hand-drawn mix of a storybook aesthetic with an Arabian setting, and adorable animal characters litter the world. On the other hand, the game's puzzles require an immense amount of backtracking. More importantly, Tower of Shirin has a story that, while interesting, is meant to be told across several games, but the story of this game ends on a cliffhanger, with no release date set for the next game despite this game's release being over four years ago at time of writing. I can only give Nairi: Tower of Shirin a very soft recommendation.
Steam User 2
To those who are interested to play, bear in mind that this game's story is not finished and the sequel have been in development for a while now (I didn't know beforehand).
I rarely played point & click game, but this one caught my eyes and just recently finished it. Judging just by the gameplay, it has many interesting puzzles and challenges, it's doesn't make your gear grinds but just enough to make you write memo and backtrack quite frequent. As for the story, it hasn't been finished yet but so far it's quite wholesome and easy to understand. One thing I also love is the characters and the way they're drawn, really makes this game a lot like a storybook. I really want to play the sequel any day now, hope the development doesn't get cancelled.
Steam User 1
Interesting story, fun character and good puzzles. Really big surprise.
One flaw is that the story is sadly unfinished! Probably will never be finished but anyway its worth playing for all above reasons. Good to get on sale.
Steam User 1
The game's a bit too straight forward, so it's more like a story book than adventure game imo...
The Story is great but it strongly implies that this is only the part 1 and it's unfinished, so i assume there will be a part 2 coming soon. Oh, and that Yandere ending, is that even needed? It feels like it just there to make an impact, but that impact is pretty empty inside...
Most puzzles in the game are too easy, and that makes it feels like errands instead... but the story part do covers up, and the pretty story book style graphic adds to it.
Overall this is a good game with a nice story, just be aware that it's more like a part 1 of the story and there will be a sequel to this...