Cloudbase Prime

Cloubase Prime, after 4 or so years has developed really well. The game starts with a fun and interesting core mechanic, hexagonal moving platforms and from there is just expands outward. Adding in a story builds on intreague of the game and keeps you interested. Meeting the multi-screen Atlas Computer Spider was really interesting. Plus riding on a giant rocket dragon. Yes please. I'm currently Let's Playing the game on my channel, it all starts in the tutorial level here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ckaKkI_BF0

It's a 'platformer' in the sense that you control literal platforms to launch yourself (or enemies!) around. Buy if you like hilarious dialog and unique gameplay. It also works surprisingly well with a Steam Controller, to the point where it's my prefered method of playing this game.

[h1]Обзор Linux / SteamOS версии игры[/h1] По первым видео данной игры нас немного вводят в заблуждение, как может показаться что игра представляет собой жанр Rogue-lite, но на деле это смесь шутера и платформера с уникальными игровыми фишками. Игровой мир на котором находится игрок представляет собой пространство из шестиугольных призм которые мы можем опускать и поднимать до определенного уровня, в итоге используя эти манипуляции мы можем подкидывать нашего главного героя. Врагов же можно скидывать таким образом с игрового пространства. Бои происходят в постоянном полете и это поверьте очень круто, так как ощущения свободного падения не покидает тебя, если в игру добавят VR то это будет очень круто. Игра очень приятная в визуальном плане, также сюжет хорош, но на мой взгляд игра очень коротка. Ачивки по мере прохождения вы получите все. [b]В итоге: Очень рекомендую, это действительно стоящая своих денег игра, вы получите массу удовольствия [/b] Тестировалось всё на Ubuntu Mate 18.04 и ноутбуке: CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz RAM: SO-DIMM DDR3 8Gb 1333MHz HDD:SAMSUNG HM320II 320Gb Video: Intel HD 3000 + Nvidia 540M [h1]Обзор входит в список [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1103944566]Игры, Linux, Steam, обзоры[/url].[/h1]

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"J’ai tellement voulu l’aimer, ce jeu. À la première personne, vous contrôlez un robot pouvant soulever ou abaisser des plateformes hexagonales. Au moindre faux pas, on tombe dans le vide. Il est aussi nécessaire de tirer des boules d’énergie sur des robots ennemis. Tout cela constitue les quelques niveaux du jeu, à la difficulté complètement aléatoire en fonction de la situation dans laquelle vous êtes : la plupart du temps, si vous ne foncez pas dans le tas de robot qui n’attend que ça pour vous shooter, vous êtes tranquille. Votre objectif est alors de récolter d’autres robots alliés et de partir en trouvant le canon de la sortie. L’un des soucis de Cloudbase Prime c’est qu’il n’est pas terminé. Entre les bugs, les moments ou l’on traverse le peu de décor proposé, l’intelligence artificielle des ennemis assez risible et certaines mécaniques qui ne fonctionnent pas, c’est la galère. Je prends pour exemple ces plateformes « rapides » censées vous téléporter d’un point à l’autre : si vous ne les prenez pas comme le développeur le pense, alors elles vous mèneront droit à la mort, dans le vide. Trop bavard, assez court, Cloudbase Prime est une petite déception malgré toutes ses bonnes intentions." Retrouvez d'autres critiques sur GameSideStory.com

Cool game made by a cool guy! The dragon level is amazing! Highfive for the Cheesehound rebelcow!

Really enjoy this game! It has an awesome mechanic and I really enjoyed playing this on my YouTube Channel!

I'm wwway to tired to write a real review, but if you are looking for something fun, inventive and unique, then give this game a shot. You also get to fling enemies in the air and shoot at them while they tumble back to earth.

Cloudbase Prime is a game that maybe only casual players will like. It offers a simplistic combat system that becomes extremely repetitive throughout the entire game. I enjoyed the idea of being able to lift or lower platforms but even then that got boring after a while too. The boss battles are the star of the show by far and I think this game should solely be based on those moments only. The acting can get annoying and the music can become too much after playing for a while. Also, the fact that I can pick any mission I want when unlocking a new world was a pretty bad idea, I like being able to complete missions and unlock the next one, not have all of them unlocked already. This game is still in early access so hopefully, they can fix a lot of these small issues but other than that this game wasn’t really my cup of tea. Check ou the full preview here https://www.keengamer.com/article/15952_cloudbase-prime-preview

So uh, I'll be honest I'm not even one level in and I already cannot comprehend anything in this game. So to jump higher and/or move faster, I have to do the entirety of the following sequence: - Use Q to make sure I'm in block-extrusion mode rather than block-intrusion mode - Aim down at a hexagonal block nearby - Make sure I'm actually standing on it - Click it with RMB - While in mid-air, press Left Control to Hover (which takes me a fixed distance forward) - When Hover runs out, hold Space to uh, also hover but less efficiently I guess? This is four keys and multiple game mechanics for uhh, an equivalent of a simple rocket jump? Yeah I really don't see myself doing it for the entire duration of the game, man. The game tells you to launch enemies into the air before killing them - it's not hitting them mid-air that is the problem, it's that there's no bonus damage for it so they just uh, fall down before you kill them anyways? So I guess you need to soften them up first but there are no health bars on them so how do you accomplish that? I don't even~ Abilities I don't get either, I have an ability that costs fuel, extrudes multiple blocks at a time, and nets me fuel back. Or I could just, you know... Extrude those blocks with RMB without caring about fuel or abilities? I don't get it. I honestly don't. I did play the tutorial first but the robot fella talks over himself forever and I reached the exit long before he exhausted everything he had to say. I've played so, so many old-school / obscure / puzzle indie games and yet I still can't grasp anything about this one. Feels overcomplicated for no reason.