I lost count of how many meltdowns I had until I managed to finish this game. It just gets harder and harder, but in the end, it's worth the effort and tries, I guess. I feel like this had some Portal influences, except this game doesn't have portals, but switches.
It also has a mode for speedrunners.
It also has a mode for speedrunners.
Have a huge soft spot for first person platformers. It's a bit short but it's a fun time.
I suddenly remembered this game while thinking about Subnautica. I gave it a try and it was some fun parkour, finished it in a few hours but didn't feel like trying to 100%/speedrun it.
I'm talking about about Subnautica because there's a little something special I find in those 2 games, something about the visuals, sounds ; I don't know if there's really something or if it's tied to nostalgia ...
I'm talking about about Subnautica because there's a little something special I find in those 2 games, something about the visuals, sounds ; I don't know if there's really something or if it's tied to nostalgia ...
Speedrunning game.
Did sometimes not run correctly.
Meh.
Did sometimes not run correctly.
Meh.
The only good first person platformer to ever exist
60/100
The best first-person platformer there is. Stylish, fun and as challenging as you want it to be. There aren't many levels, but the existing ones are intricate. The spark system with their own sublevels are a nice touch. And for the first playthrough, the graphics really are making you feel like you're many kilometers in the sky...
first-person platforming will always be controversial - but this is such a gratifying exploration of the concept. the movement feels exciting, rapid, and dangerous, especially as the game progresses into wider and taller spaces. by the end, there's all these tools and tricks at your disposal that make you feel like a badass, zipping back and forth through the sky. it's not easy, and the puzzles could be a little more attuned to the strengths of the movement. for me, that didn't diminish the massive adrenaline rush from its peak moments.
Essentially a 3D platformer game. The aesthetic is very cyberpunk and futuristic. However, the gameplay is just kind of annoying at time. I still finished it, but so much of the deaths in the game feel unfair. It still is fairly unique though and not terrible by any means.