The Other Woman is a noir infiltration adventure game where a female spy, must to impersonate women close to key mobsters by using her unique disguising techniques.
Note: - OSX and LINUX versions not tested. - There's a BUG when you pass the 3rd face in the WEB VERSION where the game loops back to the face creation. You can sleep well, though: There is no more content in the game after the 3rd character.
That was fantastic! What a great idea for a game, so many clever mechanics and possibilities in there. I'd truly love to see this fleshed out into a full game. :)
I just wrote in my previous review that I'd found my favourite game so far but now I need to update that! I loved everything about this - art, music, atmosphere and gameplay. Definitely 5 stars from me.
In those games that it's possible to, playing around with the character creation settings is one of my very favourite things so it's probably no wonder that I really enjoyed this! I would love a full game.
Great idea, and very unique gameplay. I wanted to like it more, but unfortunately I couldn't get past level 2. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, or how many things I got wrong. Some kind of hint that I can go on to correct the mistake would be very useful.
Love the idea and the art style ... and the music was great - I want to believe that when you weren't coding you stood in the corner of your room playing it on a double bass. Jazz!
Fun and engaging! I spent a lot of time playing with faces! Reminds me of Carmen Sandiego, and Paper's Please. I reached a certain point on the web version where the screen went black and looped me back to the creation screen with no info- after a few times of this, I gave up. Any ideas?
The style of your game is excellent! That pop art, pulp novel style is very eye-catching and well-drawn.
But for a story-driven game, it was rather hard to follow in places. That made it much harder to choose the 'right' answer at some choices. With some good proofreading and a bit of editing this will really sparkle!
Clever idea, and well executed. It looks and sounds great (I think I used some of the same music in my game, he he), and I like the progression of difficulty by removing more details each time, nicely done.
I just wrote in my previous review that I'd found my favourite game so far but now I need to update that! I loved everything about this - art, music, atmosphere and gameplay. Definitely 5 stars from me.