Binaries

2d platform 2 farklı nesneyi aynı anda kontrol ederek hedefe gitmeye çalışıyoruz orta şeker gideri var

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This is a tough one to rate. Actually, no it isn't. I wouldn't recommend a 5/10. Binaries is a platformer where you control multiple units at once. Therefore the game is very disorientating for most of the levels, and can feel very annoyingly just like you have to use trial and error. There are also a lot of nicely designed levels that are fun to figure out. The problem I had was that by the time I had 100% completion, I was only just starting to feel like I was getting good at the main mechanic of the game: being able to watch and move two units at once (the last thing I had to do was replay some of the first levels to beat the time trials). For the rest of the game a lot of the time I'd just been swapping which unit I was looking at and learning by trial and error where was safe to land for the others. So now I'm finished and don't feel like I have fully been tested on the skill the game has given me. There's too many lazy levels and bad design choices (that the in game subtitle commentary tries and fails to make uniquely comedic) and also a couple of very minor bugs like getting stuck going through small gaps and sometimes not dying to projectiles. There's no workshop/user-made levels. The aesthetic's alright. The music is nothing special. Took me about 7 hours to 100% over a couple of months. Get it if you really like trial and error and want to try platforming with multiple units at once.

Doesn't work for me on Windows 11*, working fine on Windows 10 or MacOS. *Opens and instantly closes

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Stopped playing before destroying my monitor. Idk prolly worth for someone if not it costed 9,99€

Binaries has a good idea - control two balls at the same time and guide them to their respective exits. It actually works, too, for a number of levels, but as you get further into the game and the level design changes, it gets almost impossibly frustrating. At a certain point in the game, the difficulty switches from having to keep track of two balls to dealing with the bad hitboxes, weird visual design choices and floaty controls, the death of any precision platformer. Balls get stuck on edges very easily, get hit by projectiles they barely touch, and have very weird physics when interacting with each other, which is a pain especially in the levels where one ball has to protect the other by rolling in front of it (as orange can't get hit by blue obstacles and vice versa). Jumping is very inaccurate as well. Or, in short: you can't control both balls as precisely as the game demands, so finishing a level (especially for S times) often comes down to luck later in the game. I will say that Binaries does tickle the brain in a unique way, but the controls and level design just don't match a precision platformer, and the difficulty of having to keep track of two things at the same time becomes an illusion once you realize that it often just comes down to hoping that the wonky physics play along. If the level design was built more on the first couple levels, the game would have been a lot better imo. Unique gimmick or not, there are worse precision platformers out there, but there's also much better, especially for the original asking price of $10.

모든 도전과제 4.7시간 컷 너무 밝아서 눈 아픈 네온 배경과 죽을 때마다 나오는 이상한 효과음, 눈에 거슬리는 노잼 농담문구들, 그리고 후반부에 동시에 4개의 네모를 조종해야하는 뇌절 레벨들 때문에 비추를 주려했으나 그래도 매우 널널한(레벨에 따라 들쭉날쭉 하긴 함) S랭크 시간과 클리어했을때의 보람이 커서 그리고 결정적으로 90퍼 할인할 때 산거라 추천드립니다 개인적으로 후반부의 레벨들은 난이도 면에서 점프킹과는 비교가 안되지만 빡침레벨은 비슷한 정도인듯 합니다