Exosphere

Токо Аодзаки: Когда люди умирают, они не превращаются в ничто до тех пор, пока хоть кто-нибудь помнит о них.

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Cant even pass the first wall

Честно говоря непонятно откуда столько положительных отзывов, понятно, что игра бесплатная, но она должна же чем-то привлечь, но ничего вразумительного тут нет. Для мобильных устройств чтоб скоротать время может на полчаса и хватит, но странная физика, непонятная сила удара шара и странный отскок от препятствия делает игру малоиграбельной. Камера доставляет ещё больше неудобств. Хотите со мной не согласиться? Просто скачайте и попробуйте.

Exosphere is a very basic Unity based physics puzzle game where you control a ball and must fling it over obstacles by using a reverse of the basic Angry Birds slingshot style drag and fling motion, as you put your finger on the ball on your iPhone screen and "pull" the trajectory line, then let go and watch it fly. This looks like a basic Unity tutorial or someone's homework assignment (they got an F). It's not immediately apparent how to play the game, either... a tutorial wouldn't go astray. Even Angry Birds has one... although Angry Birds is a much deeper, more complex game. And that's a problem. The nicest thing I could say about this is that you can change the resolution. But there's no other graphics tweaks and the controls, such as they are, are also unchangeable. Lazy minimalist art, mobile app gameplay... the only reason I'm not assuming this is an asset flip is it's being given away for free. But there's no real interest here for PC gamers. Maybe this should be launched on the mobile app stores where it can find an appropriate target audience.

A sphere is no more than a wasted husk of a person. You live one second and then you live then all. It's up to you to choose that repetitious path that ultimately leads to flight or the dark void of non-contentment. Don't be afraid to feel yourself at times, for love does not flourish without meaningless anger. So be yourself and find the truth. Don't let incels ruin your day. Sphere? I think a hole.