[b]elizabeth[/b] is one of those games where each level consists of a bunch of images and you have to re-arrange them to make things happen as they should when the play button is pressed. a black frame means the picture can't be moved, gold is the goal, also fixed, white is what you're working with. the [b]pictures don't always form one continuous scene[/b], you might have to match something to make something happen before something else can happen (trying not to spoil things here). it's essentially a romantic story told without words, as is often the case these days, and it's cute without being sirupy. [b]14 levels[/b], a few with multiple goals (alternate endings, if you will). [b]fall damage is a thing[/b], if there's too big a gap between pictures, you'll die (or similar) and have to start over, but sometimes it can (and has to be) alleviated somehow. there are alternate paths to create, but unless there are multiple golden-framed pictures, they're only for achievements for tortur...
Elizabeth
- Release Date:
- Feb 24, 2020
- Developer:
- NeutronStar.studio
- Publisher:
- Gamirror Games
- Platforms:
- Windows
Game Tags
About This Game
Now the game is the first chapter, a total of 13 preliminaries.
Why do we live more lonely when the city is bigger?
This may be the story of all of us. After leaving campus and stepping into the society, we gradually lost time and friends in the work and life of leaving early and returning late.
The protagonist is an ordinary office worker, whose day-to-day work makes him have no time to care about the colorful city. Working overtime is longer and shorter, free life is shorter and shorter, and he is trapped in a prison called reality with numerous inner demands.
Until one day, the protagonist's first encounter with a girl in the subway, like the sun after the rain, not only touched the protagonist's heart, but also ignited his yearning for free life.He resolutely left the company on a rainy night and devoted himself to love and free life.
---Interactive photos and puzzle solving---
*Drag the white frame, match the black frame and trigger interactive events to solve the puzzle.After you ensure that the protagonist can pass, press the play key, and the protagonist can smoothly go from the starting frame to the ending red frame.
*Some picture frames will have interactive effects, which can form a clever combination to help you pass.
*The game is a vector style background image with rich character animation.The puzzles of each level are very brain burning, suitable for puzzle lovers to play.
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User Reviews
Weird feeling though, everything isn't bad about this game, but playing this right after playing [b]Framed[/b] just make this the lack luster in compare... like adult and child difference... So here's the sum up... This game has nice and cute artwork, but in huge contrast, it also introduced animal and kid cruelty in the contents... not very appropriate imo... The story part is way too simple and short, especially compared with [b]Framed[/b], this one is just a 3 sentence story max, boy meets girl, boy wants girl, boy get girl... no depth to it at all. The puzzle part is clearly inspired by the [b]Framed[/b] series, but the fact that there's no relation between most of the picture frames and the different sizes of the frame is causing some trouble, plus some frames tried to snap into each other and lock in place can cause trouble when you try to place the frame around too... Well, basically, this is a nice game. And if you played [b]Framed[/b] series before, don't expect this to b...
Really unique puzzle to story interface. I really enjoyed it! I just wish that the interface wasn't so sensitive. Sometimes when I would move a frame, it would lock in somewhere that I didn't want it to go and I would have to restart the level. You also HAVE to play fullscreen if you want to see everything. Unfortunately the story was also pretty unsatisfactory.
Fun game. Got kinda stale toward the end so I never finished it. Maybe I'll mess with it again some day.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- OS *: Windows 7 (64 bit)
- Processor: Dual Core 2 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4600
- Storage: 3 GB available space
FAQ
How much does Elizabeth cost?
Elizabeth costs $3.99.
What are the system requirements for Elizabeth?
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 (64 bit) Processor: Dual Core 2 GHz Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Intel HD 4600 Storage: 3 GB available space
What platforms is Elizabeth available on?
Elizabeth is available on Windows PC.
Is Elizabeth worth buying?
Elizabeth has 86% positive reviews from 35 players.
When was Elizabeth released?
Elizabeth was released on Feb 24, 2020.
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