Nomad

Was fun!

Challenging game, but its fun and kinda chill. The only problem I can make out is the name; the name doesn't make sense for what you do in this game. A nomad is a traveller, but in this game you revive a colossal robot, now I haven't finished the game but from when I looked at other reviews, after you revive the colossal the game just ends, you don't really travel too far in it. I would pay for that to be added, you ride on the colossal as it travels or something. It is a great free game though and definitely something to play at least once.

I think it's a good base...nothing more. I do like the direction, but there are some fundamental problems already present. The most obvious issue is variety. The idea of a moving giant as a level is really cool and unique! It reminds me of the final boss in Splatoon 2's campaign. However, there's not a lot to do. Click on the glowing ball. Click on the next glowing ball. Click on the next glowing ball. Click and hold E at the top. It's just not very engaging. I also don't like the little red circle that appears on the glowing balls. It makes me feel like I can grab it, but that's not necessarily true. I can only hook when my crosshair is red. I think the game would benefit if you get the red circle and crosshair at the same time. One last thing...range. I feel like it would be nice if I could just reach a LITTLE farther with the grapple. Not to make the game easier but to make the game feel cooler. There's nothing that feels better than skipping around and sequence-breaking in a 3D platformer. I do think there's a fun game in here; it's just trapped in an eggshell. Overall though...well made student project! Cliffnotes: Needs increased variety (in terms of hookpoints and level design) and overall more gameplay.

Неплохой, короткий платформер, имеет смысл пройти разок.

Концепт мне понравился; паркур из-за расположения камеры не очень удобный, но игру я прошла.

At times I found myself struggling to control the character and grapple effectively, but once I figured out how to Skyrim Horse my falls felt less punishing and I stopped "trying so hard" and let myself play the game like it's a slightly janky experimental level, instead of some type of precision platformer with intended paths you aren't encouraged to stray from. This mindset made the game a lot more fun, and let me see the potential it actually had. I would love to see this become a larger game (with maybe some slight tweaks to character control)

Faltou um pouco de RPG com armas e vampiros em cima de dinozauros tecnologicos em uma ilha com gás mortifero fechando o mapa, mas fora isso muito bom.

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