Four Last Things
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Critic Reviews for Four Last Things
Small quibbles aside, overall Four Last Things is a delightful romp through Medieval Europe, an art history lesson, and a mind-bending puzzler all rolled into one.
Four Last Things takes a really unique approach to its visual and audio presentation, relying solely on old paintings for backdrops and carefully crafted character animations, and public domain classic music to add even more class to this already classy point-and-click adventure. Those fearing that this is a case of 'style over substance,' though, should worry not as one-man-band Joe Richardson has delivered a witty and comical script, complete with some very smart logic conundrums for players to crack on their road to redemption.
Four Last things is a new mobile point-and-click adventure that leads you on a sinfully delightful quest towards absolution.
And that’s it. At an hour-and-a-half (in my sinful experience), Four Last Things hits hard and dances off over the horizon. It pokes fun at dead artists, the Catholic Church, and God. Plus, you get to sin, which is always a pleasure. It’s a great way to pass the time until your final judgment. Amen.
