
A Hat in Time is a cute-as-heck 3D platformer featuring a little girl who stitches hats for wicked powers! Freely explore giant worlds and recover Time Pieces to travel to new heights!
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As someone who loves 3D mario games, this game is amazing. although my first playthrough only took 12 hours, I never felt like any of it was wasted. every part of the game kept delivering something unique and I loved seeing everything the game could possibly throw at me. The hats are pretty situational (except for the sprint hat I love you sprint hat) but that can be very easily excused since this design choice feels very intentional on the part of GFB since they've intentionally locked paths in earlier chapters to force you to return to them when you get the rights hats. The story is amazing too, every chapter introduces a new character (except for Alpine Skyline, *boring*) and it makes every chapter feel more fun. you can be an actor for chapter 2 or sell your soul to a ghost for chapter 3. The game's is also very good. The DLC's were also a great adition to the game. Seal the Deal added a whole new chapter although "whole" chapter might be a stretch, theres only 3 act's. You can tell all of the effort went into Death Wish. But death wish is an amazing addition for the people who think the game is too easy at times (including myself) and the bonuses make you go out of your way to do something that makes the level even harder. and the death wish stamps are very varied. there's buffed versions of levels, bosses, levels but with a twist, speedrun levels and even things you have to do in normal levels. And Nyakuza Metro adds my favourite chapter in the game. Nyakuza Metro is another free roam chapter much like Alpine Skyline, but instead of feeling very linear like chapter 4, CHapter 7 actually feels like a free roam chapter (you know, *exploring*?). there are metro passes to collect and the metro feels massive and fun to explore, there are many new cosmetics that are sold in the metro that are a very welcome addition into my inventory and food vendors that let you create food combinations. Nyakuza metro also has alot of stickers wich are very fun to collect. the online party feature is a welcome addition but there are rarely players nowadays. In conclusion, I beleive a hat in time deserves a 9/10 for having some very small issues that usually get outweighed by what the game does well
There's a manic little hat-wearing kid who fights many creatures, including a mustachioed gal, a strong Italian dude, a soul-sucking being and, of course, a bird and a penguin! 10/10 would recommend
dlc前面能进,但打快一半老一进就卡死了,不知道为什么,主线前面还行,但后面感觉很仓促,不知所谓的就结束了,游戏判定也有点莫名其妙,有时候走着走着就滑膜了,综合不推荐
great game beaten thrice suprised it works on my pc
awsome fun blah blah
Fun and memorable game
Sem exagero o melhor jogo de plataforma de todos os tempos, gameplay e movimentação satisfatórias, grande comunidade de mods e mapas e níveis customizados, dlcs divertidas e completas e isso tudo em um jogo inde que ainda atualiza com conteúdo novo.
Recomendado, vale mucho la pena!!
so PECKING cute and charming
i wish my hat could do that IRL
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Languages: English*, German, Korean, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
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