GamingLives gets inside the head of Daedalic's latest offering from the Edna & Harvey series.
"After waiting for what seems like an age for the follow up to Edna & Harvey: The Breakout, Harvey’s New Eyes is rather a mixed bag, which contains more nuggets of disappointment than it should. True to form, Daedalic succeed in many familiar areas, with a gorgeously kooky art style and character that spills into every nook, from the NPCs, to the score, to the often oddball locations and puzzles."
Rob Pitt writes: Daedalic Entertainment are among my favourite publishers (and sometimes developers) for classic point-and-click style games. From the brilliant, and often overlooked, Deponia series (which is now available in its entirety on modern consoles), to the deep and captivating Pillars of the Earth adaptation, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed every adventure game they’ve released.
So, when I saw that Edna & Harvey: Harvey’s New Eyes was heading to the PS4, I had to get my hands on it and try it out as it’s one of the few games from the publisher which I’ve yet to play.
Gareth writes: "Without doubt, this is a game that takes the crown for one of the strangest monikers of 2019. A point and click adventure from Daedalic Entertainment that was first released on PC in 2012, it's the sequel to another wonderfully titled affair Edna & Harvey: The Breakout. But what is it? Well, it’s Edna & Harvey: Harvey’s New Eyes on Xbox One."
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