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Not my cup of tea unfortunately ( I lack the dexterity personally). However, i would easily recommend it to those with a craving for Some kind of momentum based puzzler with a balls to the walls difficulty.

Update (2020-09-19) Full disclosure: this review is based off 10 hours of game-time. I have not re-played this game in a very long time. Original Review -------------------------------------------- This review is subject to change. For a puzzler of its type there is something to be said about the difficulty. As a casual gamer you may find that most of the levels are easy until you get to that one level which requires an impossible jump. An hour later you might get lucky and start patting yourself on the back for that silver/gold medal you finally claimed; and on you go to the next level. However, if you do decide to retry for diamond, you have to be extremely precise, and perhaps gravity-defying. For those who want to compete, this is a fun game to play. The game is not without its flaws, but I am confident that the developers are going to fix them very soon. For nearly two hours after installation the game performed horribly at 1920x1080 on an i7-3770k and Radeon HD 6870 (even with all settings on low). By modding the assets of the game and removing a couple materials the game instantly became playable again. As it stands I am convinced there there are some necessary optimizations that need to be done, because removing the materials is only a short-term solution and also subtracts from the game's polish. If you have a more powerful rig than me, then you probably won't have any graphical lag. Another issue I have with this game is the camera shake. Almost anytime you perform an action the camera will shake violently which makes it very hard to land precise shots while rocket jumping. I have a hard time keeping my mouse still while under pressure and the camera shake only makes it worse. All that being said, this game is pretty hardcore (and fun).

I like difficult games, and puzzle platformers. This game had high potential but the implementation is very poor. At first I saw the game had jumpack action and a sort of grappling hook and I went WOW this is gonna be great. A game that relies on precise timming, jumping, triggering switches should have been awesome. And here is where everything goes wrong. When activating the jumpjets the screen trembles, which means your aim will be randomly thown in any direction. I mean if the game relies on aiming and jumping to test the player skill then said player should be allowed to aim as good as he can right? The aim problem is further compounded by the autoaim of the grapple. Yes, you read it right. In a game that tests aiming skill you have autoaim (besides the random aim described earlier)... Then there is the platforming: jumpjets and being able to airwalk should make platforming a pleasure. But no! The walls have almost no texture which makes it very difficult to get an idea of the direction you go in mid air. You see the same color metalilc wall and is difficult to say in which way the character goes. It is thus very difficult to execute the precision jumping required by the game. If the developers read the reviews: - please eliminate the screen tremble when activating jump jets - eliminate (or give an option to eliminate) the autoaim of grapple - offer much more visual clues to indicate the mid air speed of the player (simplest way to do this is to texture the walls and place some doodads in the rooms)

Игра на Unreal Engine 4, которая не только запустилась, но и выдаёт играбельные 30 FPS на машине с 478 сокетом и AGP-видеокартой (P4 3.4 + HD 4670 AGP). Dx11, очевидно, не требуется - не верьте системным требованиям. Касательно самой игры - очень лаконичная концепция, эдакий Portal 2 + DeadCore; минималистичный дизайн, увлекательный геймплей. Рекомендую любителям вышеупомянутого, стоит своих 300 рублей. А уж если попадётся со скидкой - так уж точно не сомневайтесь.

My wrists are super sore and my fingers hurt because I've been mashing the keys so hard for three hours. This is WAY more difficult than Portal, and takes things a step beyond. Split-second timing is the difference between success and failure, and you'll have to use superhuman reflexes to beat the best times and top the leaderboards. The gravity mechanics are fantastic and force you to plan your routes in advance. Tethering balls and double-jumps help you navigate this first-person puzzler and it gets EXTREMELY difficult as the game progresses. This is not for the casual gamer, it's for challenging yourself.

Не в коем случае не покупайте эту игру, да это вообще игрой та назвать нельзя. Игра гарантирует вам испорченные нервы, разочарование и гнев. Сразу после запуска игры думаешь, что всё хорошо, а нет там есть дебильная сфера, в которую практически нереально попасть, сколько бы ты в неё не стрелял.

[h1]First Impressions Review - Will Be Updated As I Play More[/h1] [b]PROS[/b] + It's really to fly through the air. You can tether+rocket jump (sometimes multiple per jump!) to get tons of airtime. + Polished graphics/nice effects. + Wide range of settings, including display, controls, and you can even change your player color. + Skill based with smooth level design. + When you get gold or better on a level, you breakdance. :) [b]CONS[/b] - If you get stuck on a level, there is no other way to progress. - Some problems with alt+tab. - Lots of quick and accurate mouse movement required. Can be a bit annoying to aim mid-air. - Story is lackluster, though the focus is on the gameplay. [b]Summary/ Tl;dr[/b] It's really fun to fling yourself through the air, and there are challenging parts that definitely make it skill-based. I recommend this game to people who played/like A Story About My Uncle but wanted more refined gameplay and a better challenge. Very few problems and addicting. Exceeded my expectations. 9/10

Like Portal but with Dubstep and jump jets. 10/10