Nekour

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 6/10[/url]. A classic open-world collectathon with a heavy emphasis on platforming that becomes quite frustrating - you often miss tricky jumps and have to repeat your climb from scratch. Especially annoying is that the reason you miss jumps is because the controls are kind of awkward. Changing directions doesn’t happen immediately so it’s very hard to land precisely on a small platform. However if you’re into precision platforming this might be more your gig. This is very much a traditional collectathon. Your task is to collect four keys and at least 100 (out of 200 gems). There are no enemies, and your only way to die is to fall into the water, which just sends you back to one of the frequent checkpoints scattered around the island. By far the bigger source of frustration is all the climbing and the ease with which you can miss one of the jumps and have to start over from scratch. The storyline is entirely told by the occasional short snippet of fairly humorous dialogue between you and characters you find on the island. I strongly appreciate the brief and light touch used here and a lot of games could really learn how to go light+easy+fun on their storyline like this game does. The graphics are a mixture of retro, minimal, and intentionally ugly (I assume!). I could have done without the intentionally ugly aspect but they are certainly passable and I never had any difficulty telling if I was going to miss a jump or not because of the graphics alone.