Embers of Mirrim

Great game. Warning: Difficulty curve isn't steep, but has a really high height

[h1]Amazing split mechanic![/h1] Challenging games are never enough, and finding a good one is always fun. Just bump in this gem during one of my queues and I couldn't be more happy. Graphics are good, atmosphere is pleasant, puzzle are fun and sometimes they'll make your brain freeze. There's a story, even wothout words, wich is great, some "collectibles" (actually, "findibles"), but stil it's very linear and short (indeed, my only complain the lenght, 3 hours to beat it, so you need a sale to buy this. I hope this game gets a sequel and evolves to metroidvania, adding a battle system, more bosses and maybe even some rpg elements, just imagine something between "Ori" and "outlander", that would be a masterpiece!

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If you like dragons, classic jump & run games and got enough patience (it´s a hard one) you´re here right.

That game deserve to be more popular .Very good mechanics nice graphism and awesome music + super "cats" :) .Definitly worth it for all platformer/puzzle fans

Pretty short but very fun! and sometimes frustrating. Much dexterity required. Easy to beat the whole game in less than 4 hours. 7.5/10

An absolutely gorgeous game, both visually and audibly. Controls are incredibly fluid and responsive, save for one or two rare points where they refused to cooperate. The glyphs you find occasionally make for nice distractions as you explore this game's beautiful environment. I played through the first hour or so of it here: https://youtu.be/KRa7mKq_T1w Check out Gemini Does Games on YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, and Patreon!

Excelente juego! Plataforma... muy entretenido

Embers of Mirrim is a fun platforming game which offers a unique combination of dual-stick control of a split character along with classical platforming. The world is beautiful. The platforming gameplay is largely straightforward, but the unique property of the main character is the ability -- and the requirement -- to split into two halves, allowing both halves to move about the 2d space independently. Sort of like rubbing your stomach and patting your head at the same time, separating your main character in two and having the two explore a 2d space independently means that you have to learn how to make sometimes opposing movements at the same time. The game starts out easy, with parallel movements, but ramps up the difficulty, mixing in different mechanics, necessary movements, and more, making a challenging puzzle to solve. I originally played Mirrim at PAX East, and was excited to see the full game. The result did not disappoint.

Solid platformer - just when you start feeling like a mechanic or technique is getting stale, the game either introduces you to a new ability, or ramps up the difficulty. So far, I'm definitely enjoying it. Also, though an indie game, the polish is remarkable - both the music and the visuals are very good.