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Прекрасный триквел, крутой сюжет,кретивные ачиквки, уместные шутки, свой стиль рисовки, приятные анимации и музыка.Прошёл в трилогию в егс иПрекрасный триквел, крутой сюжет,кретивные ачиквки, уместные шутки, свой стиль рисовки, приятные анимации и музыка.Прошёл в трилогию в егс и спецом купил в стиме чтоб получить достижения.

Once again the story shines bright in all areas delivering a lot of charm and many laugh out loud moments along the way to keep things freshOnce again the story shines bright in all areas delivering a lot of charm and many laugh out loud moments along the way to keep things fresh and interesting. The presentation side of the game does a great job of bringing the story to life and both the visuals and sound design definitely tick a lot of boxes.You can tell that each puzzle in the game has had a lot of thought and effort placed into them which definitely makes completing them very rewarding. In terms of content the game has more than enough to warrant a purchase and the content is diverse enough to stop things from getting repetetive.Whilst some of the puzzles and gameplay can frustrate a little for me I think they’ve got the perfect balance of being fun and challenging at the same time. Despite the story being very enjoyable, I was a little disappointed with the ending of the game. If you didn’t like the previous game then there isn’t anything new here that will change your mind whether you should purchase or not. I played Chaos on Deponia long ago, but it’s pretty easy to remember because I enjoyed the game considerably. As you can imagine then I was very excited to get my hands on Goodbye Deponia, and thankfully it didn’t disappoint. Once again the presentation side of the game is fantastic and in my opinion both the visuals and sound design are some of the best I’ve seen when it comes to the point-and-click genre. This then means that the story becomes alive even more which is very impressive to say the least because the story already feels very alive thanks to the interesting and very funny humour dotted throughout. I did have one small gripe in regards to the story though and that was the ending, which was a little disappointing in my opinion. Thankfully though I didn’t have too many other gripes and the gameplay once again felt smooth and offered some very unique and interesting puzzles for you to solve. The puzzles also had the perfect balance of being fun and challenging at the same time as well which meant frustration never got too high. At the end of the day then if you liked the previous game in the series then you owe yourself to get Goodbye Deponia because in my opinion this game has more going for it than the previous game and it delivers in the areas it should deliver in. Thumbs up!

Goodbye Deponia is a good continuation of the series, but not really a finale. It plays mostly the same as previous titles, but both quantityGoodbye Deponia is a good continuation of the series, but not really a finale. It plays mostly the same as previous titles, but both quantity and quality of minigames/puzzles is higher.Main problem i had with the game is those few infamous scenes where protagonist crosses the line between being just an egoistic but likable a-hole to being complete sociopath . Pushing someone to suicide just cuz 'Why not?' and literally selling people into slavery - that sort of stuff.Overall Goodbye Deponia is a good quest just like the previous games in the series.

Not hilarious but fun as the prequels. Good play time (i finished the game in just over 20 hours). Not hard, not too easy - pretty much aNot hilarious but fun as the prequels. Good play time (i finished the game in just over 20 hours). Not hard, not too easy - pretty much a smooth ride all throughout, except for a couple tricky places.My main complain is the English sound - sound optimization for English version seemed to have missed the quality check entirely. Sound compression, balancing, equalizing are not well done, especially when it comes to Organon speaking. And when Organon starting singing their hymn for the first time - my eardrums, i'm afraid, were permanently damaged. Same issue plagued the first and second part, but Goodbye Deponia takes the cake. I wonder if the original German has similar issues.Overall, a good continuation of the series, well drawn locales, nicely written dialogue, joyful puzzles.RECOMMEND.

Goodbye Deponia is well written in that it does make your emotionally involved with the plight of the characters in the story. There are someGoodbye Deponia is well written in that it does make your emotionally involved with the plight of the characters in the story. There are some laughs here and there as well as some comical references pulled from many other games and TV shows and while it seems to be worth playing, I personally thought so too until the dramatic climax. I had flashbacks to the horrible ending of Mass effect trilogy it was the same thing all over again a Non-ending. One that leaves you with a disgust for the entire series after seeing it. It very quickly goes from something you liked to play and were fond of to a bitter memory that you shake your head and try to forget when it pops into your mind. Do your self a favor and don't play any of these three games you will just be disappointed at the end. Any way you look at how this thing ended they are all horrible. I believe the author of the story even deliberately gloated the fact at the end. Basically saying look I made this awesome story watch as I destroy it with a baseball bat.There was also several things in the story itself that made me cringe.#1 separating two love birds and forcing one of them into indentured servitude.#2 convincing kids to touch a pedophiles penis, and also doing it yourself. Then convincing woman to get the pedophiles penis tattooed on there arms.#3 killing baby dolphins and turning them into cat food for a puzzle.There were others but this is all I can point out without adding spoilers.Don't buy the game

Unfortunately, Goodbye Deponia is a wasted effort by Daedalic because it's marred by a series of bad moral decisions, and the protagonist is the epitome of unlikeable.

Put simply, Goodbye Deponia completes one of the best adventure trilogies we've seen in years. Voice acting is good, the art is pretty andPut simply, Goodbye Deponia completes one of the best adventure trilogies we've seen in years. Voice acting is good, the art is pretty and consistent. You meet a TON of characters (and ruin all their lives in the process). Put simply if you are in anyway a fan of adventure games this is a must play.If I can give you one hint to solving the puzzles though, it is to pretend you are the worst human being in existence. If you can do this then all the puzzles make sense. Probably the biggest detraction from the game is the main character, Rufus. Rufus is just UNLIKEABLE. Through out the series, you keep hoping that some where along the line he'd mature a bit and think of others, but no. Only at the end do we get anything close to this. He is so awful, that for me some puzzle were insolvable because I couldn't get into the mindset of doing something so horrible to progress.But keep in mind this is more of a satire on how old adventure games had you do bad things and you would still be the hero. Here there no question that nobody thinks that Rufus is a hero. In the end, if you're interested in irreverent (offensive) comedy, a good story and a strong adventure game, then the Deponia series is an excellent place to look.

Goodbye Deponia is a wild rollercoaster ride - a bigger, smarter and funnier adventure than the previous Deponia games. It will earn a place in your heart even after it totally fails to deliver a proper cathartic ending.

Goodbye Deponia turned out to be the weakest entry in the series. The story feels a bit messy and the ending isn't really that satisfying. The puzzles are challenging though and it's still one of the most humourus games out there.

Goodbye Deponia has a bumpy ride towards the ending, but is able to entertain nonetheless. It won't pose the hardest challenge around, but will keep you smiling while going forward and at times it will even make you laugh really hard.

They may have hit minor issues in the beginning, but they should be applauded for tackling these head on for the subsequent releases. With complaints over the length of some chapters, the translation issues and the long wait for this last chapter, the trilogy is definitely greater than the sum of its parts.

Just awesome quest. Lovely characters and story. A lot of humor and even a bit of drama. And all this at the highest level of performance.Just awesome quest. Lovely characters and story. A lot of humor and even a bit of drama. And all this at the highest level of performance. Bravo, Daedalic Entertainment!

It is a great finish to a truly original tale, and a trilogy that anyone not already familiar with the series should absolutely purchase and enjoy.

All in all, Daedalic have crafted an excellent adventure that does justice to the series, topping it all off in a satisfying manner. It even leaves quite a bit of room for interpretation in the end.