intan yuhanis

As an adult playing this game, i have to admit that the puzzles are quite challenging but i cannot ignore some major (idk, bugs?) that way too annoying. Like the game cannot detect myself pressing some button (eg: i pressed the sword/fight button to fight the enemy but i got hit first. Or i pressed the roll/rush button but still got hit first). Like easily killed and losing health by just one hit by the enemy. The map and fonts are too small. The colours of the font, i dont think, are suitable. Keep changing graphic quality even after selecting "high". The icons are pretty small too esp when im playing from an iphone. There are some stages that took me days to figure out what to do but idk if that's just me being dumb or the dev just doesnt want me to pass the "test". And i wish we can control the camera (yknow what usually do on the right side of the screen) while steering Baldo. Idk. I hope the game doesnt have too many levels otherwise it would take forever to finish and i have a feeling that Baldo: The Guardian Owls can be a good game if it works properly.

It was a litle strange to see the future in black and white, while the past is in colours but sooner i played, i understand why 😆 i love how this game is more like a story-telling kinda theme unlike some other games where they stop at certain checkpoint and starts telling the character's background. Haha. And i love the accent. Helps me to understand english with other accents im barely familiar with. Yeap, i love this game.

Truly inspiring and challenging game. And it's the best game ive ever played. I love how there's a certain music that plays when im almost there (to solve the puzzle). The graphic, the puzzle, the music, all connect to the brain in this challenging yet calming game.

Watched it w my family just now for a night movie and we enjoyed it from the start. I dont like the Bettermans but i love Dawn. I love how they didn't make Dawn wanting to steal Guy from Eep. Guy and Eep are cute together and it would be sad if they didn't end up together. As a critical thinker, this movie has a lot to tell. From being a protective father, to an understanding mother, acknowledge your strength and weaknesses, admitting what went wrong and fixng it, love and accept the differences with your significant other, and how words can hurt someone like hell that physically hurt don't match. In short, if you've watched the first, you really don't want to miss the second.