
A young hero named Jimmy, destined to be the greatest winter athlete of all time... now is his chance to shine! Carried Away: Winter Sports is a mashup of fantastic bridge building action and hilarious Winter Sports ragdoll simulation.
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Languages: English*, German*, Dutch*, Russian*, Ukrainian**languages with full audio support
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I can't play this game because the framerate is sluggish. Common thing for me with Unity games, but not all of them. The game is trying to play around with the ramp thing from Poly Bridge. The interface is eerily similar to Poly Bridge's interface, that it makes me wonder what the asset is to allow grid-based construction, fearing an asset flip.
It's a nice game hard but fun
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It was half fun half not for me, the building was fun making ramps and supporting them, but the actual controlling of the character I found to be not so much fun, the controls seemed clumsy and unresponsive, leading to some time the character would jump other time not. I was disappointed in there being only 12 levels and more than half of the items for building remained locked, however I hope this is a demo or the game will see some big updates soon to add more content. tl;dr: It's free so it worth a play through.
this game sucks.
Gotta love it, Snowmobiles were already so much fun in the regular game, Winter Sports just gives that feature its own life in winter sports!
good game
Game's great with great developers. It's about completing different challenges in various modes. At the start it's pretty easy, but then it proceeds to more complex levels. Really recommend it.
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