
NODE is a 2.5D puzzle platformer set in a Cold War era nuclear complex. Guide your robot through a haunting, abandoned facility on the brink of catastrophe. Solve puzzles, shape the story with your choices, and unravel its past and present mysteries.
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In a forsaken world of radiation and secrets, one AI stands between salvation and collapse. Explore Toska, a haunting nuclear labyrinth, where the echoes of the past meet an otherworldly twist. Can you outsmart the unknown and save us all?
Step into NODE: The Last Favor of the Antarii, a 2.5D puzzle-platformer set in the decaying heart of a Cold War nuclear complex. You command NODE, an autonomous AI, tasked with navigating a Soviet ruin teetering on the edge of catastrophe. Plan your moves, sequence commands, and master timeline-based puzzles to unravel a cosmic mystery that holds humanity’s fate. Every choice shapes the story, every retry sharpens your strategy.


Two ways to play, one set of puzzles. Sequence your actions across a timeline, planning each jump, switch, and dodge before NODE executes the run. Retry, refine, and get it right. Or take direct, real-time control in the new Platformer Mode. The puzzles stay the same. The way you tackle them is up to you.


Set in a haunting Soviet nuclear facility from the Cold War era, where history collides with eerie sci-fi. Blending 2D and 3D, the game’s realistic graphics, rich visual storytelling, and intricate level design create a world steeped in secrets, bathed in dynamic lighting, and filled with chilling, atmospheric sound.


Engage with branching dialogues that blur the line between free will and programmed response. Shape your path through conversations monitored, manipulated, and remembered. In NODE, your decision isn’t just heard. It’s recorded.


NODE rewards those who look closer. Beyond its surface lies a network of hidden challenges, secret paths, and layered narratives waiting to be uncovered by those who question the obvious. Every detour offers deeper insight into the world’s history and architecture, inviting puzzle-solvers to dig beneath the noise and discover what others overlook.

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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $24.99 | 215reviews | 93% | — | $69K |
| $24.99 | 2ratings | 100% | — | not modelled |
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Tuve la oportunidad de probar el juego, y me gustaría dejar mi reseña al respecto. Voy a ser breve y directo. Pros: 1. Excelente atmósfera; su entorno te envuelve bastante. La ambientación soviética abandonada lo hace sentir como una dimensión paralela a la de SIGNALIS, solo que aquí no hay humanos sino robots. 2. Historia profunda y fácil de entender; adentrarse en la historia de toda esta central soviética simplemente es un deleite. Cada rincón del vasto sitio contiene diferentes datos acerca del origen de toda la construcción, haciendo que la exploración no se sienta como un esfuerzo en vano o tiempo perdido. 3. Controles fáciles de entender y una jugabilidad sencilla; con esto me refiero más al modo normal, pues el personaje responde a tiempo ante los botones y simplemente se mueve muy fluidamente. Con respecto a la dificultad de línea de tiempo, también me parece interesante, es un tanto más desafiante pero sí ya te has jugado la dificultad normal podrás moverte con más rapidez porque conoces mejor el mapa. Contras: 1. El manejo de la perspectiva en algunas ocasiones es confuso, pues hay estructuras que no se sabe bien si están al fondo, adelante o al frente tuyo. 2. En algunas ocasiones, el personaje gira de manera un poco incómoda, se entiende que es un personaje a dos ruedas, no estaría mal que fuera más sensible a la hora de girar la dirección. De esta forma concluyo mi experiencia jugando NODE, espero que sigan avanzando en más proyectos.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian
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[url=https://legeekparesseux.fr/test-gaming/node-the-last-favor-of-the-antarii/]Mon test complet ici[/url] NODE : L'ultime Grâce des Antarii est un jeu qui a son propre charme. Son univers fonctionne bien, sa DA est réussie et certaines idées de gameplay, apportent un vent de fraicheur à l'ensemble (surtout le mode Chronologie). Malheureusement, plusieurs défauts viennent régulièrement gâcher l'expérience. La maniabilité est trop souvent imprécise, les problèmes de perspective sont frustrants et les quelques bugs de collision n'aident en rien. Mais malgré tout, j'ai quand même eu envie d'aller jusqu'au bout. L'aventure ne dure que 3 ou 4 heures, les environnements donnent envie d'être explorés et l'histoire reste suffisamment intrigante pour nous garder intéressé jusqu'à la fin. Ce n'est clairement pas un jeu parfait, loin de là. Mais si vous aimez les jeux de plateforme en 2.5D à ambiance, les univers mystérieux de science-fiction et les expériences qui peuvent rappeler parfois Inside ou Limbo (en moins horreur), NODE : L'ultime Grâce des Antarii mérite tout de même que vous lui laissiez sa chance.
I've always been a huge fan of these moody puzzle platformers like inside or limbo so once i saw this game i was immediately intrigued. The timeline gameplay initially put me of but the relatively recent addition of platformer mode made me dive into it. I wish i could say i was pleasantly suprised but unfortunately i was left rather dissapointed. For all the good node does it fumbles the ball on the most important aspect in a game; the gameplay. Actually playing node felt horrible, with controls that felt very cumbersome and clunky. Slightly moving your character sent you rolling forward or backward at too high a pace and slowing down felt irresponsive too. The whole game controled as if i was on slippery ice. Now I don't know whether or not this is a stick drift issue specifically which my controler has some lightly. Most games do compensate for that however, but indies especially aren't guaranteed to do that. Even if that wasn't a problem i still wouldn't have liked the gameplay though because the trial and error like platforming/puzzles just aren't fun. You often just have to die a bunch of times to these hazards ('puzzles') before seeing the openings. There's also this mechanic where you can go into the fore- and background which got me killed quite often as the game does a poor job of handling depth perception. Switching planes also felt rather buggy at times but that's a problem the whole game has. Especially the camera clips through the terrain quite often, revealing glimpses of the map out of bounds. This was very immersion breaking which is a shame because the environments are otherwise pretty immersive. The whole abbanadoned nuclear structure feels very haunting and the sense of scale is done very well. The details could have been done a bit better because most spaces feel very empty and unfinished. Suppose the facility was abbandoned but you'd think a soviet era building wouldn't have that much empty unused space. At least the sound design was pretty decent which added a lot of ambience but the music was barely ever present which is a shame because i love a good OST. Finally there's the story which was probably the best aspect about this game. There's some genuinely intriguing elements hidden in the nooks and crannies of the faciltiy and the dialogues are pretty well written to be honest. Finding all these story elements is pretty hard though given how expansive the facility is. There's also lots of 'replay value' with different endings, especially if you wanna get all the achievements but for me slogging through the game once was more than enough. Maybe it's more fun in the original gamemode but i don't think so, i think it's a game that's better experienced through a YT playthrough rather than playing it yourself.
I haven't finished the game yet, but NODE as a puzzle platformer hits all the boxes for me. You can play it as a normal platformer with a controller, but hear me out, Timeline Mode is where this game truly shines and adds to the immersion of the game. The trial and error of sending the little bot instructions through visual programming to overcome obstacles is a very rewarding experience. Highly recommend giving it a shot, and if you don't like the step-by-step instruction gameplay, you can always swap to Realtime Mode.
优点:游戏设计新颖,美术不错。 缺点:玩的心累。时间轴模式,刚开始玩很新奇,到了游戏中后期,两个接收点之间要盲试四五遍才能知道正确的编程,时间都花在盲试和穷举上了,并且无法提前看到关卡的样子。地图是原始地图,还只能加载出差不多是屏幕大小的区域,屏幕以外区域的地图,图纸加载不出来,而且还是未损毁之前的样子;关卡内更是无法拖动视角,导致去往下一个存档点就只能穷举,完全不知道前面是什么情况。 游戏有很多bug: 1、开局,游戏教程让我用AWSD移动。离谱的是,只要听信了教程,按了左右方向,那么选择时间轴模式之后,在雪地里就会卡关,物理意义上的被建筑物卡住。开局操作的编程没有切换方向,所以被卡住没有任何办法,只能重新开局从头再来。 2、按“E”加速是快进吧,不是物理引擎也跟着一起加速了;一开始的bug还没那么明显,到起重机机械臂那一关推罐子,为什么同一个编程按了“E”和不按“E”(快进/非快进),罐子移动的距离是不一样的呢?这mv=mv动量守恒,加速只是时间快进,并不是速度也快了一倍!!!! 3、游戏是有倒计时的,我在还有三分钟的时候,前一秒还在不停的倒计时,结果我手一抖点击了退出游戏。离谱的事来了,从此之后!从此之后我再进入游戏,倒计时再也没有启动过,一直到游戏结束通关。 4、已经到达的存档点,想要走回头路还需要重新编程,建议作者搞一个快捷功能,能够将曾经到达过的临近存档点路径序列调用出来,不然刚刚的编程还要再来一遍,很花时间。 修改一下bug吧,尤其是开局的bug,太离谱了,开局三分钟那么大一个bug,差点就退款了。
最初被本作的冷战核题材与阴郁视觉风格吸引,实际玩下来,它和我预想的“类Inside式平台游戏”略微不太一样。个人感觉本作最特别的地方在于游戏里面的时间线指令系统,你不能直接控制主角跑和跳,反而更像是像编程写脚本一样,在时间轴上提前安排好接下来要进行的动作,然后看着它自动执行。一开始我有点手忙脚乱,常常因为少算半秒就掉进深渊。但当我逐渐掌握节奏,那种一次性编排完美通过的成就感,是很多即时操作游戏给不了的。 再说下游戏画面和游玩时候的氛围吧,个人觉得本作在独立游戏当中已经算是一流水准。废弃苏联设施里锈蚀的机械、幽暗的通道、突然闪烁的警报灯,配合低沉的环境音效,让人时刻感到一种紧张不安还有好奇的感觉。我尤其喜欢其中一些隐藏剧情的设计,需要反复尝试不同路径才能触发,很适合我这种喜欢探索和收集的玩家。 不过本作这套系统业不一定适合所有人。如果你更喜欢行云流水的手控操作,或者讨厌那种需要不断失败去进行调整的重复循环,那你可能会觉得节奏拖沓。但如果你愿意静下心来,那本作带来的沉浸与挑战,绝对值得你投入那几个小时。 我个人希望后续能加入中途能够读条的功能,目前失败必须从头执行,对复杂关卡来说略显繁琐。但整体而言,这是一款小而精、气质独特的解谜作品。喜欢这种画风和玩法的玩家可以无脑入手!!!
El juego es hermoso, pero jugando con el joystick de Xbox a veces direccionas para la derecha y va para la izquierda, lo mismo pero al reves. Lamentablemente se hace imposible jugarlo ya que necesita de la presion del control para dirigirte por las plataformas o esquivar enemigos
이유는 알 수 없지만 게임이 실행되지 않음. 심지어 방금 산 컴퓨터에서도 안 됨 깔려있는 건 스팀, 니케, 디코, 구글플레이게임즈, 엔비디아 드라이버 정도임. 그런데 알 수 없는 이유로 플레이할 수 없음. 데모가 재밌어서 기대하고 있다가 샀는데 할 수 없는 게 원통할 뿐. 우리집 ip가 벤된게 아니라면 설명이 안 됨. 누가 방법 좀 알려줘. The game won't launch for some unknown reason. 've tried several methods, including updating my graphics drivers and reinstalling the Steam client, but nothing worked. Anyone please tell me the solution
[h1]简介[/h1] 《NODE:安塔瑞族的最终馈赠》是一款平面动作解谜游戏,依靠对时间的规划及平衡车性能的理解,探索这片被核威胁的区域。所以真的是从未设想过,有一天会通过一个平衡车去解谜。 [h1]时间轴玩法[/h1] 解谜的过程分为两部,一个是了解谜题,一个是针对谜题对时间轴进行编辑,通过顺序释放动作针对谜题的要求。解谜的过程可能会重复无数次,微调时间轴上的动作顺序、时间、交互,有的时候还要考虑在平面的空间影响。完成当前的谜题就会引导进入到下一个节点。 [h1]游戏剧情[/h1] 游戏的故事源自一个卫星发现了前苏联遗留的核泄露时间,受核污染的危险,无法安排人员前去调查,于是再这个地方空头了一个“平衡车”?好吧,这其实只是一个长得比较像平很车的机器人,通过卫星通讯和基地沟通联系,主要的工作是将调查的信息包括辐射强度、范围、影响程度等信息都回传到基地。 [h1]特色[/h1] 游戏的玩法主要是依据时间轴的顺序执行动作,依靠这些动作完成谜题破解,翻越陷阱、使用开关,使用各种上下的升降梯等。时间轴可以随意加入前进、后退、转向、转行、刹车、使用这些动作,有些动作会有一个单独时间,一些特殊的地形和机关,可能会需要某个动作留存的时间要稍微多一些才行。 游戏的谜题主要是围绕平衡车机器人的动作来设计的,无论是再地下防核设施,还是地面的各种残留建筑,整个解谜都可以被细化为A点到B点,在A点处编辑动作逻辑,安全到了B点就会接收到卫星(基地)的通话,对下一步的探索提出一些指引,或者对下一个节点可能会出现的难题,解锁平衡车的能力,好让平衡车有更好应对谜题的手段。 编辑好时间轴后,一旦点开始运行,中间的过程只能加速这个时间轴的运行速度,或者是重来,期间无法对时间轴作任何的修改。为了能让玩家更好的了解谜题,还有一个冻结功能是会经常使用的。 [h1]总结[/h1] 总的来说,这是一款题材非常新颖的游戏,尤其是开篇看到日本卫星侦测到核泄露,直接乐出声。游戏的难度适中,主要还是集中在要如何安全的从A点到达B点的过程,好在这个距离并不是太长,关键的几个要点可以反复试错,时间轴最后一个结束的动作永远是无限的前进,心情也会随着平衡车一样冲出困难后的畅快心情。 [quote] [b][u]❀自由撰写真实的游戏评测❀[/u][/b] [b]❀欢迎关注→❀[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44119519]自由评测[/url]❀←鉴赏家❀ ❀欢迎加入→❀[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Liberty_Curator]自由评测[/url]❀←鉴赏组❀[/b] [/quote]
The graphics on this game are what brought me in. It has such clean visuals it scratches something in my brain. Its definitely a learning curve to get used to how the robot moves but i enjoy the puzzle aspect of this game. I love the environment and story, such great ambiance.
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