
Hare is an intense and fast arcade Platormer with genre bending elements where you run through different worlds to defy a god and save your special one.
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Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian
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强烈谴责,虽然我没玩过,但是2018年购买的key就这样在5年后从我的账号revoke了,不讲武德啊,我深感震惊,希望厂商能悬崖勒马,回头是岸.
Bueno chicos, historia larga. Busquen una silla cómoda y algo para tomar... Compre el juego en un bundle fuera de steam, en setiembre de 2018, pague y active la clave. Jugué ese mismo día (o al día siguiente, no recuerdo claramente) un rato, y aunque tenía su gracia no me enganchó mucho (claramente no era mi estilo de juego). Desinstalé el juego, lo quite de la categoría principal de mi biblioteca, y seguí con mi vida. Hace un rato, prendí la pc, pensando que es una tarde hermosa para jugar, y al iniciar Steam me llega una notificación de que la clave había sido revocada por "problemas de pago". No se si reirme, insultar o que hacer. Es un poco cínico que el dev descubra que no le pagaron cuatro años y medio después de vender las claves, y proceda a revocarlas, cuando los compradores no tenemos ni la menor chance de conseguir un reembolso con el vendedor; y es como mínimo negligente que Steam permita desactivar claves activadas casi cinco años atrás por "no pago", ¿en qué mundo alguien hace reembolsos cinco años después? En resumen, el juego no es terrible, pero el dev toma decisiones raras que me resultan inquietantes como comprador. Por esa razón, recomiendo no comprar ni este ni otro juego de este desarrollador
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If you don't want to get scammed by this dev, never buy keys for his games. He'll revoke the key 4-5 years after the purchase.
bahhhhh. legally purchased that game 5years ago, seems like that after 5years dev noticed that he didnt get the money wow, after 5years, well game dosnt worth even the 70cent that was before not mention that now its 5euro.. get rid of this
So, the dev decides to cheat steam system an revoke all the keys he sold (and most probably got his money) back in 2018 on Otaku. That's a great business idea: selling the keys, after that complaining to Steam that keys got stolen or something. Dude, you're the crook! You're the one that chose Otaku to put your keys (which didn't cost you a dime from steam) on sale. If Otaku f***ed you - you should have reacted earlier, not 5 years after the fact. But no, you decided to release a different (NEW) game (replacing the old one, perhaps this way you avoided some expenses on the store) - a fact that got you into this position. Everyone beware: irresponsible dev: gets your keys revoked, even if he gets paid for the sales!!! As a side note: i must own this product in order to review it: what it feels like getting refunds for your 'product'? I think that anyone who got scammed by you should get this game to be able to review it, then ask for a refund. It's only fair
[b] Hare [/b] was a surprisingly enjoyable runner considering $1 price. Despite the highscore format of the genre it has adventure mode with bosses and heartwarming ending. When it comes to runners I only expect energetic music and fluid controls which this game has. Although there is no controller support. Adventure mode has 5 levels which took me around 90 minutes to beat. Pretty short if you only play for the story but I enjoyed it the whole way. Gameplay is very simple but you do have a fair amount of control over movement. You can control speed, hover, dash, slam and even power up a super move. Considering that most of these games have only jump and slide I would say Hare is a pleasant upgrade. Some of the levels even change the genre. It is not a very hard game and you can enjoy it casually. Just by playing it you will increase maximum life count so it gradually gets easier. I thought the game was really well presented both aesthetically and acoustically. It has nice sound effects and upbeat soundtrack which makes me want to play endless mode. Hare has a brief narrative which is mostly told through text. There is also a hard mode which I assume has some kind of secret ending even though the name of the achievement suggests otherwise. However, you only get like one life in hard mode so it's pretty sketchy. [h1] Final Thoughts 7/10 [/h1] Hare is definitely an above average runner in $1-3 price range. It has a balanced difficulty which made it fun to play through short adventure mode. Most of all I did not expect a satisfying ending for this genre. [code]Review By: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/31294838-Hidden-Gem-Discovery/ [/code]
[h1]Gnadenlos![/h1] Sicherlich jeder von euch kennt Platformer wie Geometry Dash: Eine Richtung, im richtigen Moment springen und möglichst nicht sterben. So ähnlich ist Hare auch. Man spielt einen grünen Typen, dessen Frau entführt wurde. Solche Stories gab’s zum Glück noch nie in anderen Jump ’n’ Runs! NIE! Tatsächlich funktioniert das springen ziemlich gut. Ein wichtiger Bestandteil ist das “in der Luft bleiben”. Hierbei lässt man die Sprungtaste (in meinem Fall Space) gedrückt und der Charakter bleibt für einige Zeit in der Luft, sinkt nach wenigen Sekunden allerdings wieder. Auf dem Weg zur Frau gibt es zusätzliche Items, wie eine Rakete(?), durch die man an Höhe gewinnt und Kanonen, welche einen nach vorne schießen können – wenn man es richtig anstellt. Im schlimmsten Fall schießt sie euch 90° nach oben und man hat ein Problem. Hare bietet 3 verschiedene Modi: Den Hard Mode, in dem man nur wenige Leben hat, den Adventure Mode mit mehr Leben und den Endless Mode ohne Bosse. Von diesen gibt es insgesamt 4. Außerdem beinhaltet Hare 6 verschiedene Stages, welche anders aussehen und ein paar besondere Eigenschaften haben, diese sind aber nur minimal und fallen oftmals kaum auf. Beispielsweise hat eine Stage mal mehr Kanonen als die anderen, im nächsten gibt es dafür mehr von diesen Raketen. Nichts besonderes, aber ganz nett. Grafisch ist Hare durchaus ansprechend. Die Menüs sehen schön aus, das Level Design ist gut, leider sehen einige Bosse… komisch aus. Insgesamt kommt die Atmosphäre gut rüber. Die Musik und Sounds sind ebenfalls toll. Jede Stage hat einen eigenen Soundtrack, der dazu passt. In diesem Bereich wirkt Hare wirklich stimmig und kann voll überzeugen. Technisch gibt es ebenfalls nichts zu beanstanden. Alles läuft flüssig, Bugs sind mir keine aufgefallen und Ladezeiten sind ebenfalls nicht vorhanden. Einziger Kritikpunkt: Wenn man mitten im Level pausieren will, kommt das Pausenmenü mit großem Ruckeln – und geht ebenfalls mit einem. Schade! [h1][u]Pro & Contra[/u][/h1] + Tolle Atmosphäre + Für 1€ viel Content + Jedes Level hat besondere Eigenschaften + Technisch einwandfrei… – …bis auf das Pausenmenü – Billige Story [h1][u]Wertung[/u][/h1] [u]Spielspaß: 35/50[/u] Das Spiel macht Spaß, dank den abwechslungsreichen Leveln. Abwechslungsreich ist dagegen das Gameplay nicht. Du kannst springen und… kurz in der Luft bleiben. [u]Grafik & Design: 15/20[/u] Nicht revolutionär. Dennoch ist die Grafik stimmig und passt einfach. So muss das! [u]Sound & Musik: 10/10[/u] Toller Soundtrack, tolle Soundeffekte, tolles für die Ohren! Volle Punktzahl! [u]Technik: 4/5[/u] Flüssiges Spielerlebnis, keine Bugs. Manko: Ruckeliges Pausenmenü. [u]Preis/Leistung: 5/5[/u] Ein 1€? Dafür wird mehr als genug geboten. Achievementhunter haben auch was als Beschäftigung. [u]Support: 4/5[/u] Entwickler antwortet im Forum, wenige Updates noch nach Release. Leider kein Modsupport. [u]Spieleinstieg: 5/5[/u] Ein gutes Tutorial erklärt alles. [h1] 78/100[/h1]
Very well deisgned game, the new revamp the dev's did, gave a whole new face to the game and its history. highly recommend it for its new mechanics, ui, fun and addictive gameplay !
One of my first times playing a platformer speed slider, if I can call it this way, and even though I've struggled a lot with the character acceleration and game fast paste, It's been a great experience. I hope this game receives more updates soon.
A very interesting take on the runner genre, unlike it's said on the description the 'endless' aspect is just one of the modes present in this game, a well-thought compliment for players that enjoy the endurance trials brought by this type of pastime. The main dish is actually the Adventure Mode where you can see that most of the development energy was spent. Hare follows the surreal journey of Ivan, a member of the Paradox Gang who after getting split from his mates is challenged by a divine entity to run for what he truly wishes for, and that's precise what happens you RUN and it's CHALLENGING. The best part was clearly the bosses where you have a nice change of pace, I'm not gonna spoil, but most of them involve experiencing the gameplay "through new lenses". Definitely worth checking out for such a generous price.
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