Hirogami

종이접기 컨셉, 4가지 형태로 모습을 바꿔가며 전투하는 3D 플랫포머 게임입니다. (정말 다신 플레이하고 싶지 않습니다...) 가장 불편하고 불만스러운 부분이 카메라가 고정이라는 겁니다. 특히 낙사까지 있어서 불쾌하기도 합니다. 앞에 있는 오브젝트가 몬스터를 가린다거나 카메라가 빨리 따라오지 못하는 경우도 아주 많습니다. 저는 크래쉬 밴디쿳, 커비 디스커버리, 프린세스 피치 쇼타임 등 고정 카메라가 포함된 3D 플랫포머를 꽤 즐겼고, 이 중 크래쉬 밴디쿳을 제외하곤 모두 불편함 없이 플레이 했었습니다. 근데 이건 공간 지각 능력이 더 많이 필요해보여요. 사방에서 적이 오고, 어떤 길을 갔다가 되돌아와야 하는 경우들이 많은데 카메라가 앞쪽으로만 고정되어 있습니다. 총 10개의 챕터로 구성되어 있고, 챕터 4부터는 2 챕터마다 보스 챕터입니다. 이 보스를 잡아야 그 다음 챕터로 넘어갈 수 있는데, 문제는 주요 목표를 달성하면 주는 학을 일정 개수 이상 모아야 보스 챕터를 진행할 수 있습니다. 이것 때문에 이전에 진행했던 챕터를 다시 반복 진행해야 했습니다. 가뜩이나 빨리 엔딩 보고 싶었는데 똑같은 챕터를 다시 진행하라니 많이 힘들었습니다. 진행 불가 버그까지 한번 발생해서 아예 다시 시작해야 하는 경우도 있었습니다. 보스전 모음: https://youtu.be/FrkMFM6J7yc

Worth checking out - takes a little bit of time to get used toe the camera - sometimes you character falls behind things and the camera swing doesn't always help. But overall worth adding to your collection if you are after something to play on steam deck.

Now that I basically beat the game (except the last level since there is unfortunately arbitrary amount of completed missions needed to even unlock that level :(). I don't think the game needed the missions, this game feels it shouldve be about exploring and using different abilities, not about precise timed platforming and usage of the abilities. The moment I saw I needed to complete a stage within a certain minutes it scared me what's to come. Sure now that I got almost all abilities I can do the earlier levels faster and not take as much damage (those 2 missions were mostly the ones I miss), but it feels like artificial needing to replay them instead of wanting to replay them with my new abilities and find new secrets+shortcuts. It even is sometimes hard to see some parts of the levels because of the camera, like trying to explore where I saw some blocks from an angle, but then the camera moves and I take damage to something I couldnt even see.. To be honest just going through the levels and finishing them without worrying about the missions was very fun, half way the game I felt a difficulty curve and definitely the end game was more tricky, but it was still enjoyable using the new abilities and knowing which ones to use. I enjoyed the artstyle and concept (both why I bought it) and the story was interesting (unfortunately don't know the ending YET?), and as someone who likes platforming I enjoyed that too. I've glitched a couple times through the map and sometimes the time to change your character was very short if a platform would fall within a second or if you're stuck under/next to a box then you can't change character until you get unstuck. Overall I wouldve waited for a sale, but if it ever will fix some of the things it would be worth it. I'm still recommending it if you don't care about having to redo some levels in order to finish the story/game or dont mind missing out on that and just like to redo them for more secrets/shortcuts!

Imagine um jogo com várias fases estilo Crash Bandicoot, mas com origami, onde você pode se transformar e salvar seu lar, eu amei esse jogo e você também irá amar, lindo demais!

Early review, but the first few levels have made good usage of the various folding techniques and animal forms to add depth to the platforming experience. With each new form unlocked, both the navigation and combat gain more depth, and add more challenge when it comes to completing the extra objectives each level for additional rewards. At the beginning, the story seems to be fairly straightforward, but the main character hints at more depth to their backstory than being a generic hero. Art-wise, I really like the designs and how well the animation seems to imitate stop motion really adds to the atmosphere, and also allows the changing between forms to happen more smoothly than I initially expected. All-in-all, I look forward to what will come next, and can recommend this if the trailer seems interesting to you.

Great game! Beautiful graphics, fun gameplay...takes me back to the PS2 era when platformers were magical things... There are some issues with depth perception, and a feeling of disconnected combat, but the game more than makes up for that in other ways. 5 stars!

i like it, it remind of paper mario because of the transformation and the the game style

great soundtrack beautiful art animation is amazing sometimes gets a bit fast paced because you need to change forms and then I panic but it's all good. i generally suck at platformers but I enjoy this one it has save points so it's more forgiving than most

This game is the type of platformer that hearkens back to the platformers popular during the 6th generation, while also feeling reminiscent in some ways of the game Tearaway. While I could see the camera annoying some players, it's really no different from games like Crash Bandicoot which are beloved so it makes me question the critics' motivation for the low scores. The combat is relatively derivative and not particular deep as well but the focus is on the pathfinding and platforming, not combat. The graphics are stunning and again remind me of Tearaway as well as Okami. The sound is nice and gives a peaceful zen feeling. This game is worth it if you enjoy platformers.

High level of quality and polish, with a focused and clear scope. Simple, challenging, fresh, and (most importantly) fun. I'll update after I've finished a playthrough. Update: Finished it (not 100%). Gameplay is reminiscent of older 3D platformers, and it's executed really well; there's some jank (ambiguous positioning, awkward camera angles, etc.), but this adds to some of the charm, or at least doesn't get in the way too much, though a few things were slightly tedious or took some figuring out. [spoiler] Final boss drags on a bit, but it's not super annoying. [/spoiler] It doesn't really break new ground in the genre, but I almost feel like that's not a bad thing: this game knows what it is, and doesn't try to be anything more. Story is good, but nothing to write home about. Fairly predictable/cliche, but again, I feel like it's part of the game's charm; retro-inspired, knows what it is, and isn't trying to be more than that. Characters are fun, and dialogue doesn't overstay its welcome. Music is awesome; I wish they'd let me buy the soundtrack instead of making tracks an in-game collectible. The visuals are also great, and probably the main thing that makes the game truly unique; the stop-motion style used for the paper characters, and the origami world, is beautiful. Overall a fun 3D platformer; refreshingly concise and modest in a landscape where it feels like everyone is trying to be the next big thing.