Aefen Fall

Jogo excelente na moral, tenho pessoas na minha família q fizeram faculdade de games e mesmo com bugs esse jogo é impressionante, a ambientação, o gráfico, a movimentação mesmo tendo uma animação horrível na hora de pula a barra ela é boa e funciona bem, os poderes também funcionam muto bem e a inspiração clara em fullmetal alchemist é notável, a própria descrição do jogo é referencia ao anime ''place circles of transmutations in the city with one goal: to design the most powerful alchemical stone'' Merecido o premio que ganharam! Espero que vocês desenvolvedores continuem mexendo no jogo, ao menos corrigiam as quedinhas de frame q acontece em algumas partes, isso dificulta grava uma speedrun. Esse jogo pode se descrito de dois jeitos: 1-Sinta-se o próprio Edward Elric pulando prédios fugindo do scar. 2-Um mirror's edge mas o protagonista é o Doctor Strange

Caveats: - The game is buggy and glitches. A LOT! And the devs will not (be able to) fix it. - The game is short. I have no idea how you can spend 45 minutes in a playthrough as stated on the store page. Realistically it will take you around 30 for your first run with failing a lot of jumps and not knowing where to go. Subsequent runs should scratch on the speed run goal time of 15 minutes. - You can get Mirror's Edge and its sequel on sale for the full price of this game. (At least in Euro.) That being said, I still recommend it. The developers were pretty upfront about the state of the game, its shortcomings and their lack of support. It's a student project by graduates. Would have been nice if they released it for free, sure, but the price is cheap enough to forgive the lack of polish and content, especially on sale. It's just short enough to give you quick fix of parcour gaming which we are definitely lacking. The game offers enough alternative paths and some tricky sections to give you some replayability and keeping it fresh. Though the incentives to do so are lacking. The speedrun achievement is obtained fairly easily and leaderboards are non-functional to the point of crashing the game when you try to view them. But that's not the least of its problems. The hit detection on edges or poles is buggy, leading to randomly failing jumps or getting stuck in the geometry quite regularly. And a lack of key rebinding or at the very least the ability to invert axis in a first person game is inexcusable today. I hope the developers take this point to heart for their future projects. All things considered, if you have already played and enjoyed Mirror's Edge it's definitely worth checking out on sale. A word about the achievements: they are grindy. You will need like half a dozen runs to get most of them. The accumulated sliding time - and for some weird reason the running distance - will take a lot longer. Personally I hate it when developers set these kind of unrealistic goals or totally lack awareness of how much replayability their game really offers and turn it into a mindless grind for achievement hunters.