Down in Bermuda App Reviews

I loved Agent A and loved this one too. Wish it was longer. Note for developer - please make more games and longer (I will pay more!)

Great game without in app purchases and a quality entertaining title.

Wish this game was longer!! So much fun, but the relic monument was anticlimactic, kind of hoping it was another level.

This game is so beautifully designed and is so immersive and intuitive. The puzzles are fun, challenging, and rewarding. The characters are also very cute! I find myself wanting to spend time on the islands and scrolling around just to admire all the different intricate elements that went into designing the game. Yak & Co never disappoints!

Loved the world of this game. Great escape.

It doesn’t make me sick to watch it - I don’t have to fight a boss and I can figure it out without having to go online for clues and it is casual - Love it would like to see more like it

A delightful game! I loved everything about it. Characters were fun and puzzles were challenging but not impossible. I was wondering when Yak would make another game.This one does not disappoint! (except that I’m a little disappointed that it had to end) Also, I recently replayed Agent A (Yak’s first offering). Another excellent game!!

Just started playing but it’s obvious that this game is a gem! Truly interesting and fun puzzle game. My one complaint is that the camera rotation speed needs to be increased, it feels quite slow which makes rotating and zooming the camera feel clunky and a bit frustrating…perhaps if you could add a setting to adjust the camera sensitivity? Normally I would decrease stars on a review to get a developers attention, but i don’t feel right doing that with this app since it’s obviously so well don

I actually have never written a review but this game deserves kudos of all kinds. I love that you have to figure out what to do next. Not handed to you but quite intuitive. Worth the 6 bucks? Absolutely! Beautiful, fun, loved it.

honestly, this game is fine. it’s cute, and the puzzles are smart enough. but there’s a list of cons. there’s no real direction to the game. you just kind of spend time pressing places until something happens. some kind of dialogue or hint would be greatly helpful. also, the controls are awful and hard to work with. i had to exit out of this several times just based on frustration from the controls, or lack there of. this game is also criminally short. like, 3 hours max. maybe. so all in all, is

After playing their game, Agent A, this one is a real letdown. All the cleverness is gone here -- it's just click at random to find "orbs". I somehow have picked up keys and triggered events that I don't know what I did to get them. The first game had you move between rooms and floors of the house and around the grounds that all had a relationship to each other. This game has none of that. If you haven't played Agent A, buy that instead.