Cute little action adventure game that clearly hankers back to classic 2D Zelda. Not a challenging game by any means, but the one minute (minit, huh) timer adds a little spice to it. It has a surprising amount of secrets and collectables to compensate fora less than one hour main quest. It got me feel directionless at times, but I guess that's the Zelda 1 experience this game aims at.
Hey! This did not take a minit.
um min e eu goso
Funny game.
A lovely and quick game that I enjoyed every second of. Want to go back and get some of the additional achievements for funsies!
Dropeado. El concepto está majo, vidas de 60s en las que tienes que hacer todo lo que puedas para desbloquear nuevos caminos y objetos en la aventura, pero a partir de cierto numero de repeticiones se hace un poco bola. Aun asi está majete, la estética mola mucho y es bastante cortito.
Demorou 473 minutos mais do que prometido.
When you mix 2D Zelda with The Outer Wilds (or half minute hero) you get Minit. Lots of fun for a quick game you can beat in an hour or two. Artstyle is very simple. Get it on sale.
Every 60 seconds a minute passes, together we can stop this
This was a really fun game with a challenging gimmick, I think I had maybe 200+ runs lol, but I also got the full completion of 110% so maybe that's why, loved the graphics at night and the little characters
Very cute little game, took me many more runs than I would like to admit. ^^;
fun!
jogo simples e rápido, com uma mecânica diferente e divertida.
Minit is a short and fun Puzzle solving adventure game. I began Minit thinking it would be a game carried by its one minute reset Gimmick, man was I wrong. I genuinely feel like Minit is a very good game on its own regards and that the gimmick is just the cherry on top. Some of Minit's puzzles stumped me for a good while. I even used a guide to solve one of them, but I really didn't need too and I could have found a solution if I was thinking harder. Also beating Minit isn't the end, there's a new game plus mode that remixes the game in a lot of cool and interesting ways, but I don't want to spoil, so I'll leave it at that. Minit isn't revolutionary, but it's a really good puzzle-adventure game.
loriane seal of validation
jogo durou mais q um minuto
quero meu dinheiro de volta
quero meu dinheiro de volta
Minit is a really nice indie surprise. It's a lot like any Zelda 2D game, with the main gimmick being that you die after a minute, but you do get to keep the items you had and knowledge to go faster through the game. So when you really think about it it's like a diet version of Majora's Mask. You can finish it in an hour or two and get the platinum in a couple more, I'm glad to say it was fun through and through
Um jogo de 60 segundos me satisfez por mais de 3 horas
I am the Minit man yippee
A cute, well-built adventure game based on a gimmick that doesn't overstay its welcome, with a surprisingly great soundtrack. The 1-bit graphics can be a bit harsh, depending on your screen/visual sensitivity.
Expect to spend 2-4 hours on a playthrough, which doesn't have much replay value. It's usually listed for $10, which is a fair price for spending an afternoon on an adorable indie gem... but when it goes on sale, I can't recommend it enough.
Expect to spend 2-4 hours on a playthrough, which doesn't have much replay value. It's usually listed for $10, which is a fair price for spending an afternoon on an adorable indie gem... but when it goes on sale, I can't recommend it enough.
Very fun and short game, got the platinum in 2 days which was also very fun. The gimmick is better than I expected it to be, definetly play this if its cheap enough
minute*
Unique main mechanic makes for a very interesting experience. Recommend for indie enjoyers
silly game
Zelda clones get overlooked for the most part, but Minit has quite the hook – you die in one minute. After grabbing a cursed sword you explore the world with this constraint in mind, and as such it delivers an entertaining and tongue in cheek journey through a goofy world. Don’t worry, it’s not as intensely rouge-like as it may sound, as clever checkpointing and humorous writing keeps the journey from getting too stale.
unique and innovative gameplay mechanic. turnip boy esque. just short enough. good one-sitting game.
Original, mas cansativo.
Un concepto fantástico dentro de un juego que condensa en muy poquito tiempo y espacio la experiencia de grandes aventuras clásicas y de un tipo de diseño de juego ya algo extinto.
Minit is amusing and has a neat hook but it doesn't do a whole lot to justify that hook. There are some interesting things the game does with the 60 second time limit, but overall it didn't feel as though the time limit added much to the game. Outside of this aspect, there is some cute dialogue and exploration, with a number of secrets to uncover in clever ways. The combat is certainly lacking, but it's also not the focus here. It's an enjoyable way to spend an hour or two, but nothing seriously groundbreaking.
A very clever concept - you have 1-minute to beat the game before you die. Not much time, but it figures out a way to work. Cute little puzzle game (sorta) but wasn't enough for me to try and 100% it.