Broken Age?

For those who are play Broken Age, are you enjoying it?

I've enjoyed what time I've put into it. But mostly, I liked seeing my name in the credits! :)

@NeoGen85:

I've enjoyed it quite a lot, and I just can't wait for act 2 after the twist in the ending, but I do wish the Puzzles were quite a bit harder. It really is a bit too easy.

@ZZoMBiE13:

Oh man you know what I didn't wait for the credits to end. I need to go see if my name is on there. I was a bit of a late backer though(late November, Early December) so it might not be on there.

I enjoyed it quite a bit, although Shay's story was quite lacking in comparison to Vella's grand adventure.

And yes, my name is in the credits as well. :D

I was definitely curious. It's funny. I've been a long time Gamespotter for over 10 years. I know even back then, people would say play what you want regardless of the review. The score they gave it isn't bad either, but they still make it sound as if I should wait for a discount on it. I went over to IGN and the reviewer was so enthusiastic about it.

I played a week ago with the backer beta and it was exactly what I was hoping for. Puzzles will be a bit more difficult in part 2 which is a major plus. The story and characters are so charming that even non-adventure games fans can enjoy it. took me around 5 hours to clear the first part. supposedly the average is around 4 hours. I honestly feel like it's the highest quality adventure game to release since Grim Fandango.

I got to see my name in the credits too, but I don't want to post as it's my irl name :P

The main complaints I've seen from backers is that the puzzles are too easy (which has been addressed in part 2), some of the lo-res backgrounds stick out like a sore thumb (this has been fixed before the official release), and it's too short.

@ZZoMBiE13: Not to dampen your mood or anything, but is it just me, or is it sad that most of those names are screen names?

I assure you, my friend, that my spirits are undampenable. ;)

And I don't think it's sad really. More people know me as "ZZoMBiE13" than as "Paul" anyway. So that's the name I went with when they sent out the survey to see how you wanted to be credited. Call it a nom de plume, call it an alias, call it a nickname if you like. Going with my username meant I knew I would be near the very end of the credits because of the double zed whereas all the "Paul"s just got lumped in somewhere in the middle among the other thousands.

I'm not playing it, I'm watching someone play it though, and enjoying what I see so far.