
Storyteller
Daniel Benmergui · Mar 23, 2023
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- 8.0Storyteller remains a short (well not as short as before this update), but great experience that I recommend to anyone looking to experience something only possible through the medium of games.
- Storyteller serves up a pleasant, though far from extraordinary, take on the art of narration. A premise, though novel in its approach and easy to grasp from the word go, that sadly stops short of anything radical or surprising to help this leap off its figurative pages.
- 4.0Storyteller is frustrating in that it never feels as if you are truly solving a puzzle or creating a story of your own. Rather, you are trying to piece together the exact story the game expects from you. While there are a few levels where you can attain a satisfactory ending multiple ways, these feel few and far between.
- 9.5Overall, Storyteller is one of the most pleasant, fun, cute, and exciting puzzle games I’ve recently played. It’s for the whole family to enjoy and solve together – I actually had to pretend my Switch was dead so my six-year-old twins would stop taking it from me. I’m sorry, girls!
- Storyteller is filled with charm and offers interesting mechanics, which really do make it feel like you’re telling a story. Unfortunately, it just takes too long to get going for a game that ends so soon. I completed every level in the game, including the alternate challenges, in about two hours.
- 7.0The stories and characters are fun to experiment with as well, and Storyteller ultimately does a great job at establishing itself as something wholly unique within the puzzle game space. It’s worth experiencing for the chance to get to see everything that could ever happen in a story — from what goes right, to what goes terribly, terribly wrong.
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Cute game -- could be longer!
I randomly started seeing a lot of content creators play this game. I looked it up on Steam and it was pretty pricy considering it's not a long game (around 2-2.5 hours max) Imagine my excitement when I saw it pop up on Netflix! I got to play it for (technically) FREE! Thank you, family, for still being subscribed to Netflix! The game itself is a simple puzzle about figuring out how to place scenes and characters to satisfy the story prompt. It looks cute because it's supposed to resemble a children's story book, but there are some subject matters, like suicide and murder, that probably are not best for super young kids, so parents, beware. As for bugs, I didn't really find game-breaking ones. It is slightly difficult to flip through the pages of the book using a touch screen. I find that I sometimes struggle to get to the chapter I wanted sometimes.
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