Escape Goat

Great little puzzler with sheeps and goats and mice! Great for the Steam Deck!

1.一款快节奏的平台跳跃解谜游戏，体量很小（不到50MB），大概在10h内。 2.部分关卡难度不低，当然这里的难度不一定指解谜难度，有些关卡在解谜的基础上还包含即时反应和跑酷要素的，能难到红温。（如果可以改倍速就好很多）我就遗憾卸载了233 3.ost挺好听的～ 4.游戏原价偏贵，建议等打折到10元内。游戏没有官中，有集卡。网上也找不到像样的过关攻略，全成就难度较高。 5.2代已出，不过我是没有太多兴趣了～ [spoiler]欢迎扩列[/spoiler]

[h2]It grows[/h2] Я слушаю и знаю много музыки от всякого Folk Rock до Underground Hip-Hop, и в моих музыкальных приключениях устоялась такая традиция: если какой-то новый для меня, но любимый критиками и сообществом, музыкальный альбом "тяжело" слушается и не заходит дальше 2-3 трека, то весьма вероятно я его пока еще просто не раскусил и чуть позже он для меня раскроется, полюбится и останется надолго или навсегда. В играх бывает так же, только немного наоборот - в хорошем Resident Evil сначала страшно, сложно, и сессии "забеги" по 20-25 минут, а потом в нем понятно, уютно, аркадный mercenaries и сразу new game+; или какая-то hidden gem игра сразу не впечатляет, и складывается впечатление из разряда "ну видимо время ее прошло" - а потом внезапно становится жаль, что она быстро закончилась, и начинаешь делать редкие ачивки лишь бы продлить удовольствие. Escape Goat в итоге удивил и вырос. По трейлерам казалось что это puzzle platformer, но на деле это скорее precision platformer, и самый сок в том - что многие уровни тут будто из The Incredible Machine. Хитрые изобретения, внутри которых козлу нужно пробежать до выхода. Уровней мало, все они одноэкранные. И достижения хорошо продуманы, они отвечают за прохождение некоторых конкретных комнат особым образом. Отлично на steam deck в 90 fps. 99 рублей, скоро распродажа, рекомендую.

для конца 80х выглядит супер

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Clever, fun, satisfying. Atmospheric, challenging, satisfying.

After replaying Escape Goat to get all the achievements, I still think it's pretty good. It's a little on the short side at about 2 to 3 hours but it ends up being much longer if you're going for everything.

More often than not, level progression in a puzzle platformer looks like this: first, ten or so interesting levels built around a unique gimmick; second, ten more levels where the aforementioned gimmick or mechanic becomes awkward to execute; and finally, a hundred more filler levels that showcase an overall lack of creativity, stretching the already questionable mechanic really thin and testing the player's patience until the game is dropped. Thankfully, Escape Goat is a notable exception to this rule. It's very well thought out, brilliantly executed, and full of character. Precision is required, but it is more than manageable. The single-screen levels are just the right length, ensuring the necessary restarts don't feel disheartening. The ability to tackle different levels at your leisure does a lot to improve the overall pacing, and the devs obviously had more than enough creative juices flowing to delight and surprise you until the very end of the game. There are numerous times when a seemingly daunting puzzle gives you that awesome "Aha!" feeling upon completion—more than enough to warrant a 100% recommendation.

great pun and game as well

It's a short [b]cackle madly and don't stop running[/b] type of puzzle platformer where each level is a one-screen machine of unknown attributes, and the only way forward is to [i]goat[/i] right into the gnashing gears of it and [b]die[/b] till you've reverse engineered the thing. Hurl your mouse and perish, fool! Only then will you become wise! [i]Then[/i] you know how it all works, and can clatter on through in seven seconds. Tripping through all the levels, knocking the doors of the mystic prison rapidly down, it's quite satisfying! The puzzle design really is a fine thing, though defaulting to the easier side, with multiple levels of finesse possible in most levels -- but the overall aesthetic, and the silly, strangely [i]sincere[/i] feeling of spirituality the game puts off are what burned [i]Escape Goat[/i] into my brain when I got it on GOG over a decade ago. A warlock goat, a daredevil mouse, captive philosopher sheep, and a mysterious Master of Chains . . . I feel like it's trying to tell me something. (Think the game is too easy? Then you can try the free "All Intensive Purposes" pack after you beat it, but after going through four or five of these levels, I think it's more [i]trollish[/i] than I can stand right now.)