An great game with amazing art. The gameplay is rooted in the Hidden Object genre, where the goal is to find various objects scattered around different scenes. But unlike most of these games, this game contains some nice puzzles and mini games to complete alongside it. Each stage ends with a part of a jigsaw puzzle. This will eventually fill up as you complete the game.

I recommend this game to people who just feel like zoning out for a little while and play a calm casual game. The amazing art style and music has made me come back and play this game many times over.

It is a very prety game with lovely graphic and music. There are very good objectives for both my son and me and sometimes we have to cudgel our brains. It is the best game this type I have ever played.

Tiny Bang Story has outstanding assets: Beautiful environments and soothing music. There is lots of love for detail and much of the fun playing this game is just how it looks and sounds.

At it's core, Tiny Bang story is a collection of riddles and jigsaw puzzles held together by a hidden object game where the task is to collect a number of objects that hide in the background which in turn unlock the different riddles. Some of them blend in so well that sometimes finding them all is quite tricky. Fortunately, there is a clever hint system that has you earning points before it helps you out.

The game is fairly short, which is okay given the amount of work that must have gone into it. Expect to finish it in a few hours. While it looks somewhat similar to Machinarium, a favourite of mine, I was a little disappointed as there is no main character to control. Neither is there a coherent story which is a pity since everything in the game seems to work towards a meaningful ending, which does not occur. Therefore I was glad I paid the discount price and find the game being definitely worth that much.

In the end it's a beautifully crafted game, but falls just a little too short of being a masterpiece. I would recommend it to anyone who likes solving riddles and can enjoy great artwork.

Very relaxing game with peacefull ambiance. The enigmas an riddles are not too hard but not too obvious, and you will always have fun trying to find the answer and won't feel frustrated. It's a bit short though.

The Tiny Bang Story is mostly a hidden object game but there are plenty of interesting puzzles dotted around too. I found most of the puzzles entertaining. The instructions for them are minimal but the challenge was either clear or, in some cases, the joy came from trying to figure out what to do, more than how to do it.

It is a beautiful game and the music is delightful. It is a great way to unwind so long as you don't mind not making progress, otherwise it can be very frustrating and at one point I did feel cheated by it, as though it had broken an unwritten rule about how the game worked.

In the end I needed to use a walkthrough to get past that point, because the hint system is not always available, but when it is there it works well. It can't be spammed, which encourages a bit more patience and I found it effective.

Overall, a wonderful game that can be occasionally annoying.

This is the first game i downloaded on my New PC, its a cool little game to play inbetween playing FPS's and Strategy games, its relaxing to play but some of the puzzles can be frustating but easy at the same time. Its Really cooL how its all Hand Drawn too !! Top Marks !!

I give this wonderful game 5 stars, only because there is no option to select 10 stars!!!

I have never seen a more charming and well-crafted puzzle game in my life. It would be a crime indeed if they do not make a sequel. Absolutely outstanding!!!

This is a pretty standard hidden object/adventure game, but what makes it special is the ridiculously beautiful artwork and music.

It's a pretty solid game with fantastic visuals. This is all I can really say. The hand-drawn graphics invite comparisons to Machinarium, but I think this game is too different from Machinarium for it to be fair to say that one is "better".

Anyway no this game is awesome.

This game will really appeal to you if you like those old-style point and click problem solvers.

This game took me way back to when I started to play game but it looks really good and the background music is just great.

However, one thing that struck me at once when I booted up the game was that it didn't default into fullscreen. This took the "goodness" out of the intro video. Seen my desktop was not a good thing.

Do I recommend this game to you? Yes if you love point and click game with a smooth and calm atmosphere. If that's not you cup of tea, then this game isnt for you.