Hmmm,
Well, the more I play it, the more and more inaccessible it is.
Buttons are not definitively labeled, and it's becoming too much of trial and error to actually figure out what each button does. Typically there is a confirmation dialogue presented to you so once you click an action, it doesn't automatically happen. Those are the functions of buttons I love, so in case of tapping the wrong button, you can fix your mistake. However, the engine runs very slowly with Voice Over, and quite frankly, I don't have the time or patience to sit there for 5 minutes trying to confirm I want to use a white jelly bean on my monster Twiggy.
I think when whoever found the game declared it accessible at the time did declare it, they jumped the gun just a bit. The tutorial, indeed, is accessible. You just follow instructions, but once you're on your own, it's challenging, especially if you have no clue what these millions of buttons do.
So, that's my whole perspective of it. It's not clearly accessible beyond the end of the tutorial.
Anyone else, feel free to give some advice as to navigate this beast of a game.
Best Regards,
Luke
What game will hadi.gsf want to play next?