Wrangle the hands and arms of a 1970s space cosmonaut and push, pull and twist your way through an increasingly precarious range of physically-simulated stellar scenarios, where without gravity, nothing is still, nothing is secure, and nothing is simple.
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É um jogo divertido, não consegui zerar ainda e acaba que não vou tão cedo, as mecânicas quando joguei eram um pouco estranhas de conseguir pegar, mas é um jogo divertido no final do dia.
My partner and I have played for about 3hrs and it makes me angry how bad I am at this game. It's good, but I have to take a walk after playing.
Heavenly Bodies is like a wacky physics puzzle in space! You gotta move around a space station using just your arms, no gravity, and it's both really hilarious and frustrating. The controls take serious getting used to, and some of the tasks can be super annoying. But there's something weirdly satisfying about fumbling around, eventually figuring it out, and building stuff in orbit. Unique for sure, but definitely not for everyone!
Last year I wrote a review saying COD: MWIII was the worst video game I have ever played. Not anymore. Heavenly Bodies is now my least favorite video game of all time. The movement is so terrible that it made me do something I have never done before with a video game...
Quit. I couldn't get passed the second, said "this isn't worth the frustration" and deleted the game. For that, I'm giving this game my first 0/10. There's quite a few video games I genuinely dislike and would even go so far as to say hate. However, none of them drove me to quit. I still finished them to the end because there's always a chance it might get better. Some of them did, some didn't. But, at least they had some redeeming qualities that gave them a point. There's not a thing I can say about Heavenly bodies that won't make my blood boil.
I played video games for fun, escapism and some of them even helped me grow and improve as a person. If I keep playing Heavenly Bodies, I'll just become a worst version of myself and I don't want that.
Quit. I couldn't get passed the second, said "this isn't worth the frustration" and deleted the game. For that, I'm giving this game my first 0/10. There's quite a few video games I genuinely dislike and would even go so far as to say hate. However, none of them drove me to quit. I still finished them to the end because there's always a chance it might get better. Some of them did, some didn't. But, at least they had some redeeming qualities that gave them a point. There's not a thing I can say about Heavenly bodies that won't make my blood boil.
I played video games for fun, escapism and some of them even helped me grow and improve as a person. If I keep playing Heavenly Bodies, I'll just become a worst version of myself and I don't want that.
I started this game solo last year but didn’t get much from it and it was pretty hard to control so I gave up. Picked up again with my brother and cousins and I’m glad I did because this is a blast with co-op and I recommend anyone who wants to play this does it with friends. It can be frustrating and there is a major learning curve as you play but even though it’s near impossible to master it is still a good laugh.
Enjoyment - 7/10
Difficulty - 4/10
Noodle boyz in space. Catch them before they get sucked by space.
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Difficulty - 4/10
Noodle boyz in space. Catch them before they get sucked by space.
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