Ambidextro

This game breaks my brain. Unironically mad cuz bad. Not a fair or objective rating by any means, but by weight of the sheer frustration this game makes me feel I cannot in good conscience give this game a good score. Cool concept though. 4/10.

Alva majo needs to be shot and killed for the amount of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ he does to you in this videogame, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Ambidextro is such an interesting idea. You control two different characters at the same time and need them to meet in the middle before the time runs out. At face value, it looks really simple. In fact, by game design, it is really simple. However, your mind will bend, your hands will have to learn to coordinate with each other, and your eyes will have to learn how to read two different things at the same exact time. This game is incredibly difficult. It's really designed for masochists. It does what it sets out to do incredibly well. The game play feels solid and the level design is great. You'll end up really proud of yourself after you complete each level as they become increasingly more difficult. I found how uncoordinated I really am but the game plays great and if you want to put yourself through the challenges of beating it, and it looks interesting to you, you should absolutely pick this up.

Juego perfecto para pianistas como yo.

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The game does exactly what it set out to do. Platformer with two characters; control them independently and make them meet. You must control both of them at the same time, because the time limit is very strict, it doesn't afford you the opportunity to just control one at a time. It's a brutally hard game, with rather precise platforming. There's some accessibility setting, in the form of giving you extra time (up to 100% more). But in some levels, this won't do anything; the level elements will force you to be on the move with both anyway. There is level select; you can play any level you want. But the main "campaign" is to play through all levels in order, no skipping. Many people will likely give up. If you think you hate bashing your head against the levels, it's okay, it just means this game isn't for you. But if you're the person who loves to challenge yourself, I think this game will impress you. And if you want [i]even[/i] more challenge for some reason, the game offers them. Beat the game under 30 minutes, under 300 retries. My run took 3.5 hours and with 2.5k retries. I'm not touching those challenges, but I'm glad they are there for those who want to.

Ambidextro’s trailer is pretty self explanatory of what the gameplay entails. The technicalities in terms of controls, UI, graphics etc. are fine. I even like the idea of multi-tasking the brain by controlling two different characters by one player. But the challenge is extreme after a while, it’s not meant for mere mortals. That’s something a trailer can’t always show and I fell for it. It was a miserable experience, even for two players (which counts as cheating) it was too much. I gave up on the last level even though I really wanted to finish it. Do yourself a favour and avoid the game unless you’re truly seeking a very difficult challenge. It doesn’t train you to get better, it’s just here to test you.

me fascino, la curva de dificultad es de las mejores que he experimentado en este tipo de juegos.

Freakin awesome game, dawg. Great concept, great execution. Feels good to play, and it has some cool features for people who want to hone their wizardly split-mindedness: Repeat levels, mirror, swap places, speedrun mode... couldn't be happier with it.

I feel like if I can be better at this game than I can be better at life.