Forgotten Fragments

Un vídeo vale más que mil palabras.................... https://youtu.be/6vi9POtVENM Un juego de plataformas que se puede jugar solo o en coop con mecánicas interesantes, un precioso pixel art y donde vas a morir mucho mucho mucho, pero engancha. Un juego que hay que probar

Forgotten Fragments es un precioso juego de puzles y plataformas que pone a prueba tu habilidad en cada paso. Su pixel art encantador, las campañas tanto en solitario como en cooperativo, y su diseño cuidado convierten esta aventura en una experiencia imprescindible para amantes de los desafíos con alma indie. Lo recomiendo 100x100

这是一款有挑战性的像素风格平台解谜游戏。在限定时间内用能量球点亮火炬，默认难度有点高，短暂的时间里，不仅要规划好路线还要有一定的操作，两者缺一都很可能完成不了关卡。不过好在提供了辅助模式，能够调整降低难度。又分单人、双人两个模式，各有4个不同风格的章节，每章都超过15个关卡，包含常规关卡、boss关跟隐藏关卡，挑战性十足。 针对单人模式说说游玩体验。操作上，还是比较建议用手柄去玩。键鼠的话，虽然可以自定义键位，但操作上可能会没有那么灵活，更容易失败。虽然说的是解谜游戏，实际上解谜还是稍微次要的，更考验的是玩家的操作，甚至连选关都需要踏着移动掉落时的箱子跳跃，完成较远距离的跨越。 耐心不足的话，挺容易红温的。更别说关卡里更复杂的设计，通关时死亡次数十多次、几十次还是很常见的。 第一章的十三关，感觉应该归类到双人模式底下。单人模式下，不启用辅助关闭场景危险的话，估计游戏进度就卡在这里了。然而在所有辅助拉满的情况下，也累计死亡20次才顺利通关，操作上还是有难度的，时机跟操作都得满足。 辅助拉满的情况，后续一些关卡又难度降到很低。这时候酌情上调一下辅助，游戏体验会更好。当然辅助拉满，顺利通关也是一种乐趣。 暂时只过了第一跟第二章，由第一章十三关1-13开始拉满辅助，后续第二章保持。章节的数据统计，第一、二章完成度均是57%，死亡次数是第一章205次，第二章30次，可以看出，辅助拉满时难度确实降低了几个数量级。尽管难度降到很低的情况，红色火炬只找到点亮了一个，这个就是隐藏关卡，秘密卷轴更是一个都没有找到。即便通了的关卡，也还是值得重复探索去找到这些彩蛋。 关卡的设计很用心。场景的尖刺陷阱、水域、配合箱子跟重力机关，辅以能量球的破坏、平台建造能力，整个解谜平台就变得十分有意思。 最后，还是比较推荐给有一定技术的平台游戏玩家，手残玩家虽然也能玩，但体验就没那么好了。 [quote]漫话漫谈，期待关注:[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44551694/]写生漫话家[/url] ←节约宝贵时间，阅读省流测评~  欢迎加入漫话家的大家庭:[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/14030826]写生漫话家[/url]←共同探讨游戏中的精彩片段，向玩家展现第九艺术的魅力~

Forgotten Fragments is a puzzle platformer developed by Binary Phoenix and published by Assemble Entertainment, combining precision movement, environmental puzzle-solving, and cooperative gameplay into a carefully structured adventure that emphasizes timing, coordination, and experimentation. Built around handcrafted challenges and a steadily evolving core mechanic, the game delivers an experience that rewards patience and persistence while offering a world filled with mystery and subtle storytelling. Rather than relying heavily on combat or narrative spectacle, Forgotten Fragments focuses on gameplay systems that constantly encourage players to think creatively and adapt to increasingly demanding situations. The game follows a journey involving characters named Enid, Ryder, and Dayen as they travel through mysterious locations in search of powerful fragments tied to a larger hidden mystery. Storytelling takes a quieter approach, allowing environments and progression to reveal information naturally rather than interrupting gameplay with constant dialogue or cinematic sequences. Ancient ruins, forgotten places, and remnants of a larger history help create a setting that feels mysterious without becoming overly complicated. At the center of the gameplay lies an orb-based mechanic that defines much of the experience. Players interact with energy spheres that must be carried, thrown, activated, and positioned correctly to overcome obstacles and advance through stages. While the concept initially feels straightforward, the game steadily builds additional layers around it, introducing situations that demand stronger timing, environmental awareness, and problem-solving skills. Simple actions gradually evolve into increasingly demanding challenges that require both careful planning and precise execution. Puzzle design stands out as one of the strongest elements throughout progression. Forgotten Fragments consistently introduces new ideas without abandoning earlier mechanics, allowing complexity to develop naturally over time. Players manipulate environmental objects, navigate hazards, manage momentum, and solve increasingly elaborate situations where understanding mechanics becomes just as important as movement skill. The game avoids relying solely on repetition by regularly finding new ways to challenge player expectations. Movement itself plays an equally important role. Precision platforming becomes increasingly central as progression continues, requiring accurate jumps, proper timing, and careful positioning. The difficulty curve steadily rises, encouraging mastery rather than casual completion. Success often depends on understanding movement systems fully rather than simply reacting quickly. Challenging sections can require multiple attempts, but overcoming difficult obstacles creates a satisfying sense of accomplishment. One of the game’s more valuable additions comes through its cooperative content. Forgotten Fragments supports both solo play and cooperative experiences, with certain levels designed specifically around teamwork and communication. Playing alongside another player introduces entirely different dynamics, requiring coordination and shared problem-solving rather than individual execution alone. Cooperative design feels meaningful rather than secondary, adding replay value while strengthening the game’s identity. The amount of content available also helps support long-term engagement. A large collection of handcrafted levels provides steady progression across multiple environments and challenge structures. Hidden collectibles reward players willing to explore more thoroughly while encouraging replayability beyond straightforward completion. The game consistently rewards curiosity alongside mechanical skill. Visually, Forgotten Fragments embraces a pixel-art presentation filled with personality and atmosphere. The environments carry strong visual identity without overwhelming gameplay clarity. Ancient structures, mysterious ruins, and varied environmental themes create a world that feels distinct while maintaining a retro-inspired artistic direction. The visual design supports gameplay effectively by keeping information readable even during more demanding platforming sections. Audio presentation further strengthens immersion. Music and environmental sound design complement the mysterious atmosphere while helping reinforce pacing throughout progression. Quieter moments create reflection while more intense sequences gain additional energy through thoughtful audio support. The presentation remains cohesive without becoming distracting. The game’s challenge level naturally creates some limitations. Players unfamiliar with precision platformers may encounter moments of frustration during later stages where execution demands increase significantly. Certain sequences require repetition and persistence before mastery develops fully. The game expects patience and willingness to improve rather than offering effortless progression. Players seeking heavily narrative-driven experiences may also find gameplay taking clear priority over story development. Forgotten Fragments builds its identity around mechanics and level design rather than cinematic storytelling. However, players interested primarily in puzzle-solving and platform mastery will likely appreciate that focused direction. Binary Phoenix succeeds by understanding exactly what makes the game work. Forgotten Fragments does not overload itself with unnecessary systems or distractions. Instead, it refines its core mechanics carefully and continuously introduces fresh variations that maintain engagement throughout progression. For players who enjoy puzzle platformers built around timing, environmental interaction, cooperative problem-solving, and rewarding challenge, Forgotten Fragments delivers a satisfying experience filled with thoughtful level design and consistently engaging gameplay progression. Rating: 7/10

Richtig cutes Pixelart! Gameplay ist wirklich knifflig, aber fair und so rewarding, wenn man das Level schafft. *_*

Forgotten Fragments is a precision platformer that focuses primarily on mechanics, physics and your ability to carry out your planned solution to the games many rooms/puzzles. I enjoy the purposely "clunky" control scheme and compare it to a game like Super Metroid where movement and precision do not come easily, they have to be practiced and learned, like learning a new language with your hands but not intentionally obtuse like Getting Over It. The game is not overly long to outstay its welcome. As frustrating as a level can be, it can also be overcome with patience and work. This is a better system than games like Always Up where a failure leads to soul crushing disappointment and re-treading of the same ground. Once a level is beat it stays beat and you continue your progress. The findable secrets in the level do a great job at further testing your mastery of the control scheme and ability to quickly move your character while throwing the orb, or using the orb to platform around the level seamlessly. The world bosses also add a nice element of brief challenge and change to the usual level. The single player campaign is easier than the Co-op one. You have yourself to depend on in getting through the game. Co-op has the additional challenge that you have to sync up with another person and both of you have to have that magic "one time" execution to proceed, which isn't much but it can be daunting. The game also has the unique quirk of using Remote Play instead of a server or personal hosting. Some find this to be a turn off but it worked well enough for me and my Co-op gaming partner (more from him later). No challenge was unable to be overcome with teamwork. The game does have a few bugs that I was able to find through casual play but I never had any performance issue running the game itself. I can tell the devs behind the game are passionate about improving it and hopefully continue to make more games. I've posted in the discussion forum about issues (as have others) and they've addressed the issues promptly even taking a suggestion I gave and promising to update the game. This game gets two big thumbs up from me. I would recommend it to anybody looking for a challenging gaming experience alike but also different than games like Celeste or VVVVVV, or who has a buddy that they play games like Chained Together, Paddle Paddle Paddle, or Bread and Fred. I also promised my Co-op partner a chance to include his thoughts: Forgotten Fragments co-op is a true test of patience and communication between two players. Some levels take minutes while others take dozens of attempts. Luckily single levels allow for real progression in shorter sessions. Its commendable and welcoming allowing a 2nd player to play without buying a 2nd copy, but for a game with unforgiving pixel perfect platforming using Steam Remote play was a struggle. Even with a strong hardwired internet connection it was common to miss timing with jumps, passes or a reoccurring double box throw. Hundreds attempts failed from that damn double box throw. A lot of love was put into this game and I'm excited to see what the dev does next.