The pawns! The pawns! I will **never** master the pawns! Oh, you guys are so sweet! It really does help to know I'm not alone!
While I definitely like it that techniques for casual game play continue to develop in creative, interesting and challenging ways (although the 'ville games do a really good job with story integration and game length, for example, I'm a little tired of the never-changing game technique and, while I thought that what was there was very nicely executed, I didn't find anything new or particularly interesting in Blood Ties), Azada caused me to wonder if there'll come a time when all the new casual games will fall into one of two categories - either the mind-numbingly boring or the New York Times crossword-level hard!Īnyway, I'm just wondering if I'm the only one who had that experience with Azada? It's the only game I have that I haven't finished. I figured out all of Madame Fate's mini-games without assistance, but with Azada I just had to keep going back and restarting and restarting - until finally it just seemed more like work than a game! I know that a lot of you are clearly much cleverer when it comes to these games than I am (and the developers - wow, their IQs probably lap mine!), but I don't think I'm entirely stupid.
I even looked at a couple of different walkthroughs (which I have never done with casual games) but the hints for the mini-games I had trouble with were generally along the lines of "you might want to save a pass for this one." And unfortunately, I needed more passes than I had! There were a couple of mini-games with strategies I just couldn't figure out (and **I know** there were occasions when I had a correct solution with respect to those matches but the game wouldn't give me credit for it! )
Am I the only one who found Azada too hard? It just didn't provide quite enough hints/passes for me.
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