LEGIE

Абсолютно неожиданное открытие и самый настоящий hidden gem. Глядя на скриншоты, я подумал, что это очередная современная стилизация под раннее 3D, но нет, игра релизнулась в 2007 году. Уникальная смесь квеста и данжн кроулера. Плюсы: -Офигенная атмосфера, ты прям веришь, что в средневековой Чехии все так и было. -Офигенное окружение. -Офигенный визуал (хотя, для 2007 года графика устарела). -Игра прикольно звучит. -Вполне логичные паззлы (хотя, жестко затупить тут как нефиг делать). -Тут есть диалоги с вариантами ответов (хотя ответы, как правило, ни на что не влияют). -Двухкнопочное управление (лкм и пкм) -Цена. Минусы: -Игра короткая. -Отсутствует русский перевод. -Кривая однокнопочная боёвка. Итог: вы просто обязаны купить это произведение искусства, автор этого заслуживает, да и оно стоит сущие копейки.

I think this is my favorite game

It's a unique game, I didn't like it that much, but if you're looking for weird games, you can give it a try. 10/7 More weird games: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45665580-Dark-Surreal-Ps1Grafics-Weird-Deep-Game

https://youtu.be/VraF7Z-RYiU While unclear what this game is attempting to do structurally or narratively the opening setup leaves a lot to be desired for pacing and spacing.

Wanted to play before train game. Glad I am. Has the sauce

An awesome, short, old-school dungeon-crawler with a dreary, yet, captivating medieval, European world. One of the more accurate versions of this time period, yet... dirty, wet, utterly filthy... where death was as common as the rising of the sun and beer was consumed in greater quantities than water. The story and characters are honest and decently composed. Nothing insanely poignant but the writing itself is high-quality... albeit the English translation can be a tad rough in some parts (missing words and the like). There are some fun dungeons to crawl through and a handful of puzzles. Be warned... there are a few moments where you can soft-lock yourself. I highly recommend if you like old-style games such as King's Field, Dungeon Master, or Eye of the Beholder.

[h2]Low-Poly Nostalgia, High-Poly Softlocks[/h2] LEGIE really intrigued me with its low-poly design that reminded me of the times when my life was actually worth living. But is the game worth playing? Well, if you don't expect the same level of quality as HROT, then sure, it's worth it. It's a nice little mouse-only adventure. The biggest downsides are technical. You can't really play the game in fullscreen at a normal resolution. If you set your monitor to 800×600, then yes, fullscreen works if that's your thing. I played the whole game in windowed mode, which didn't bother me too much, but if the game had been significantly longer, it would've become a major issue. There are also numerous opportunities to get softlocked. It happened to me twice. The first time, I couldn't get the pickaxe from the guy in the tavern despite making the soup for him. The second time was in the last dungeon, near the end of the game, where you're supposed to drain the water so you can grab the key from the coffin. You can literally trap yourself inside a room with two locked doors. Thankfully, thanks to my good old childhood experience with games like this, I save compulsively. Because of that, I didn't have to replay the whole game on either occasion. I also had to look up online that you need to give the cog to the blacksmith so he'll give you the second one, and that the final chest containing the book has a false bottom, which you reveal by using the bent bar on it. Neither of those solutions felt particularly intuitive. To sum it up: LEGIE isn't anything special, but it has a charm. The dialogues can be genuinely funny and interesting at times. The combat is incredibly average, but thankfully the game doesn't rely on it too heavily, so it's fine. The story is all over the place and feels pretty random at times, but at least it's human-like randomness. These days, we can be grateful it isn't just another pile of generic AI slop. For one euro, it's definitely worth it. You can finish the game in about 2-4 hours, depending on whether you'll have to reload because of the softlocks. [h2]6,5/10 - Short adventure that's more enjoyable than polished. It's rough around the edges, but unlike certain modern games, at least its flaws feel human.[/h2]