Aztlan Uncovered: Prologue

This is a short, but interesting game. You should be done anywhere from 30 minutes to 1 hour, including getting the achievement for doing a speed-run of 4:20 or less. Your character looks very similar to Lara Croft from the '[b]Tomb Raider[/b]' series of games. There's no story, no levels, no combat, & nothing to really explore. There's just a few puzzles to solve, & the puzzles are all of the same type. All you do is push giant stones around to make rays of sunlight hit certain targets. The rays then bounce off the targets & go in specific directions, usually to hit another target. Hit all the targets, & you'll open a door somewhere, which will take you to the next puzzle. You do have a strange invisible device, equipped at all times, which will manipulate time. When an object is broken ([i]bridge, mirror, giant stone, etc[/i]), right-click to aim the device & then left-click to activate it. What it does is form a "time bubble" that goes back in time to when the broken object wasn't broken, thus you'll be able to use the object. The graphics are nice to look at, but unfortunately there's no real replayability here. You'll only play the game however many times it takes you to memorize the correct order of moving the giant stones so that you can get the speed-run achievement. There are 10 total achievements, & all of them are easy to get. Heck, 3 of them are just for tripping over large sticks on the ground. This prologue/demo works great as a one-mission intro to an indie game, but it's also all there is. It was announced in the summer of 2022 that there would be no further development of the game.