Lusófona Games Collection 2024

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Игра Lusófona Games Collection 2024 — это яркий и разнообразный калейдоскоп идей от начинающих разработчиков. Коллекция предлагает уникальную возможность заглянуть в творческую лабораторию создателей, где каждый проект, пусть и не всегда отполированный до блеска, дышит энтузиазмом и оригинальностью. Здесь вы найдете всё: от трогательных нарративных приключений до остроумных головоломок и стильных аркад. Это не коммерческий продукт, а скорее увлекательная выставка талантов, демонстрирующая огромный потенциал португалоязычной инди-сцены. Настоящая находка для тех, кто ценит свежие взгляды и смелые эксперименты в геймдизайне.

This series of bite-sized games was created by students at Lusófona University. Here's my take on the five games showcased in the collection: Inside Poetry - You’re an alien who shoots a teleporter gun to get onto platforms. Reminiscent of Jump King or Getting Over It-style rage games that require tight precision… I didn’t get very far. Magical Intern - A wizard-themed escape room. You need to create a memory potion from various ingredients hidden in the room. Compared to the next two games, this one was the easiest to solve. Human Ltd - You collapse into an abandoned underground office that, for some reason, still has a working elevator and electricity. As with any escape room-style game, there are puzzles to solve in order to (hopefully) return to the surface. It was decent, with some well-thought-out puzzles. Took me around half an hour to complete, but I enjoyed my time with it. Podscape - An escape room game set in space. The main gimmick is that you’re stuck upside down in your escape pod, which inverts the controls. It takes a few minutes to get used to, but it works well for immersion. The only puzzle that didn’t work as intended for me was the environment scanner. I may have missed some key information, though you can brute-force the possible combinations to get the right answer. Shades of Insanity - I was fairly surprised that the developer nailed the subliminal-like puzzle mechanics. The gameplay took centre stage, with tasks like manipulating the size of objects or repairing broken, fragmented ones. The story was a bit hokey, but the overall presentation was great. The games on display had a good variety of art, detail, and puzzles. Well worth a download.

This was alot of fun to play. I would love a continuation of human inc.

Ok

I just barely give this ok with 3/5. The games might be worth it (i think they are ok so a 3/5) but the "container" is weird and i dont like it at all. This could have been done sooooo much better.