Glitch Cat - When all is said and done, Lexis Numerique’s Red Johnson’s Chronicles: One Against All is an average point-and-click adventure title that has had the potential to be a great game, but is held back by a silly story, pointless quick-time events, and difficult puzzles that don’t offer guidelines or any helpful advice. If you love these type of games and don’t mind the hardcore challenge, then feel free to take a chance with it. But if you like your point-and-click games to be logical and well-written, then feel free skip this one.
Zac Elawar from Capsule Computers wrote:
"Red Johnson’s Chronicles: One Against All is the 2nd entry into the Red Johnson’s Chronicles series. Much like its predecessor, ‘One Against All’ was first released on the PlayStation Network, before marking the series’ début on Xbox Live Arcade and finally making its way onto the PC in 2013, a year after it’s initial release. The first game had some great puzzles, but many experience-dampening issues. Has Red redeemed himself in this second adventure?…"
DSOGaming writes: "Lexis Numérique and Microids announced that after a noted incursion on both Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, detective Red Johnson is back on PC with two high-risk investigations."
AG: Several genuinely clever puzzles provide a good challenge; unique art style; built-in hints keep you from being stuck for too long at a stretch.
