About This Content Fancy Point & Click cartoon adventure with puzzles and mini-games of varying difficulty. In Hare In The Hat: The Abyss takes place in sea abyss, filled with puzzles, riddles, clues and hidden objects. Don't let the Hare disappear in the abyss! 6d5b4406ea Title: Hare In The Hat: The AbyssGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:RunServerRelease Date: 10 Apr, 2016 Hare In The Hat: The Abyss Download Windows 10 Free If you didn`t like the first game, you won`t like the DLC either (uses the same 1-room principle). Only the puzzles are a more difficult (in my opinion). I enjoyed the first game and this one too.. It's $0.49 when it's on sale and it takes less than an hour. Do some decent puzzles to free the hare from underwater. The end.. I purchased the DLC during the Steam Sale, and yes, I got it because I wanted to check it out. The DLC took me longer to complete because I still had 2 items in my inventory and was missing something. I couldn't figure it out. I did look at a guide and noticed the bunny had a little floaty tube, which gave me a hint: YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING STUPID! Hahaha... =.= Seriously? And everything I clicked was completed, everything I threw the items didn't work. Until finally. Geez game, thanks for providing such a subtle hint for that last piece! Other than my mistake, this was a very cute DLC and I enjoyed it very much! I would recommend it, but the color balls was frustrating.. The Hare is now stuck in the depths of the sea! You have to free the poor animal. And for that, as in the magician's room, you will have to solve puzzles.As usual, you have to pray to stay calm because of the puzzles. Some of them are very easy: the shooting target, the memory one, even the final puzzle is easy compared to the three hard ones: the picture of the hare in a sailor outfit, the statuettes and my nightmare, that prompted me to finally skip a puzzle in this game, the Hungarian rings. It's very very frustrating when you don't manage to solve a puzzle despite understanding it and seeing more or less how to play it.But you can go ahead with trials and errors without problems, anyway, as most of them don't require a brain frying for overanalyzing. If you're used to Hare in the Hat, you will be satisfied with this DLC.And the developer did keep his promise to stop any ban when skipping a level. Now, only the achievement for the puzzle isn't unlocked and requires a second playthrough instead of being unable to unlock other achievements coming after. However, there is a little problem when using the skip (I've used it in my second playthrough to go faster to reach the game with Hungarian rings): if you're not doing properly after knowing the trick, you'll be directed again to the guide and you may be confronted to not being able to come back to the game, as the window will not display anymore the game. I had to close it or kill the process.As usual, the graphics are nice and very cartoonish, however, the flickering on the screen is still present, though I found it being less frequent than in the main story. I've also noticed that the clicking sound seems to be less annoying as I didn't turn off the sound for this DLC.Anyway, now, I'm letting days pass for the Hungarian rings, the time for someone to show a way to solve it or if I'm lucky enough, to see the solution if the puzzle isn't random. It's the sole puzzle I can't solve. And I've been frustrated enough by clicking the wrong arrows and making or the wrong ring to turn or the right ring to go in the wrong direction. I suspect that this difficulty to recognize the arrows is preventing me to solve it.In conclusion, buy this DLC if you like Hare in the Hat and if you really want to make sure that you're not going to be stuck with achievements because of a ban, though I suppose that now, the main game is also now allowing people to skip without an harsh punishment.. It was going all nice and cool for a while, the amount of content is the same as in the main game, but for half of the price. Until you encounter hungarian rings. Which are yet anoyher sliding puzzle. But hungarian rings is a "nightmare" mode. Because it's one-dimensional puzzle. And this computer simulated one lacks tactile feedback of the real thing. And also is different from classic one, so existing solutions won't help (you need to recalculate everything and to do that you need to reverse engeneer the solution on math level). With balls which looks absolutely identical (and you don't have tactile feedback). With absolutely infuriating controls, which always do opposite of what you expect, no matter what you expect. It is just an autistic juggling of abstract concepts in your memory while making random mistakes every move and trying to adjust to them without losing track of where you was of whose balls you fondling to try to align all balls perfectly in your mouth on a plane of theological abstraction of what is live?. Much like the original Hare in The Hat, Hare in The Hat: Abyss works under the same premise of rescuing the Hare from an evil wizard via solving a series of puzzles - in this case puzzles which happen to take place in the abyss of the ocean. However I found this DLC somewhat more challenging than the original game, especially in regards to one puzzle in particular (trust me, you'll know it when you see it) that took me at least forty or so minutes to solve and even that was ultimately more luck than skill. With the exception of that one puzzle, Hare in The Hat: Abyss was roughly the same length as the original game (about an hour), so still pretty short. Overall, I'd say that if you enjoyed the original game you'll probably enjoy the DLC as well.. When you add a algorithm-requared puzzle into a game, you ruin it to a people who don't know it. BTW, Hungarian rings have one of the most \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665iest algorithms IMO, but developer made it worse by changing the standard marbles count. This totally ruined game experience for me, because instead of funny logic puzzles I've got a 1,5 hour of learning, adapting and executing the algorithm and 20 minutes of finishing all other puzzles.I can't recommend it unless you a hardcore fan of Hungarian rings kind of puzzles. But then you should still look for other games, because other puzzles here were much more easy.. This DLC continues on pretty much directly from Hare in the Hat and follows exactly the same blueprint; a single screen filled with puzzles to solve that reward you with items which you'll have to figure out how to use in order to unlock the next puzzle - repeat until end. They probably could have gotten away with calling it a sequel, since it's about the same size as the previous entry, is filled with entirely new puzzles and takes place in a new setting. But given that there's no real innovation or any new ideas here built upon the main title, I'm glad it's being sold as DLC instead. I think they'd need to shake things up drastically before they could slap a number on the end of it.They're both short, pleasant little titles that should satisfy most puzzle lovers and feature an array of different puzzle types, too. It shares more or less all the same pluses and minuses of the base game, but with an additional issue of a sudden difficulty spike with a couple of brain-teasers. It seems that it's not uncommon for some players to spend maybe half an hour making good progress through the majority of the game, only to come to a complete stop and spend multiple hours trying to find one solution before either skipping it, looking for help, or just giving up entirely. Reading up on it in discussion boards and such, I think I can speak on behalf of the majority of the Hare in the Hat community when I say the Hungarian Rings can just straight-up go f*ck themselves. Like, proper, full-on f*ck themselves hard... with the wrong end of a rusty claw hammer...up the *ss... then go bounce around on a space hopper for a few hours. I don't think anyone seems to like it, and personally I'd be very happy to never see it in another game again.It's usually incredibly lazy critique or reviewing to say something is "more of the same", or even worse, the greatest sin of all, to qualify anything as "good if you like that sort of thing". Anything is good if you like that sort of thing. Being kicked in the balls is good if you like that sort of thing, that doesn't mean it should ever be recommended to anyone. But here, I really do feel like it deserves to be described as more of the same and worth getting if you liked its last outing, so similar is it to its parent title.85% fun, 15% "f*ck you!", Hare in the Hat: The Abyss is a largely welcome addition that offers a nice, mostly enjoyable, occasionally taxing slice of entertainment at a more than reasonable price and comes well recommended... if you like that sort of thing.
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Hare In The Hat: The Abyss Download Windows 10 Free
Updated: Mar 13, 2020