3D physics-platformer where you are an egg! Roll, hop and slide your way back home.
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Deceptively great game from an obviously great game designer. Oeuf is a simple 3D precision platformer/ unorthodox marble game, in which you play as an egg that can roll around and hop a little. You don't have a lot of discrete movement tech at your disposal, but you do have physics, and an egg turns out to be a very interesting physical object. The focus here is on large, continuous maps with a good amount of checkpoints, and there's a level builder utility, online multiplayer, and workshop support built right in. Oeuf is elevated minimalism, and one of my favorite games of the year so far. All my trans friends had a laugh about me playing the egg game though... oh well.
I liked this game. Like it says on the tin, this is a challenging (at times frustrating) precision platformer where you are seemingly the wrong shape to be climbing stuff. But to be fair, you only ask to be in your nest, and it's not your fault that you're on the ground and the way back is so labyrinthine. Even though this game is hard, it's not mean, and it's good at teaching you its movement. By the end I felt pretty good at it, and I even came to appreciate my egg shape, kind of like how lawn bowling is superior to bocce.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Basque*, Arabic*, Danish*, Greek*, Japanese*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian* +10 more
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the defining trait of this game is that you will have ONLY one of these two mutually exclusive questions pop into your mind repeatedly when playing: "how can i better master the art of egg rolling in this dilapidated, forever overcast and foggy blue world im perpetually stuck in?" or "genuinely why the ♥♥♥♥ am i playing this?" i toppled over like humpty dumpty straight into the first camp, and i've been suffering ever since. i feel like this game was made for me.
Difficult platformer with great pacing and generous checkpoints. Somehow the game is both soothing and frustrating in a way that I enjoyed.
Lovely game. The feel of moving the egg is both challenging to grasp and deeply satisfying. Its a primordial gaming experience. Really pretty pixel art textures and 3D spaces create a nice atmosphere for the ambient soundtrack. Its fun to play with friends and pass around the controller. All in all a wonderful time.
A mysterious world that is fun to explore with and without friends! i love the atmosphere and the slightly more puzzley sections learning how to make use of my egg nature.
Equal parts ovoid positional management simulation and minimalist voxel art application. A very warm recommendation.
Absolutely unforgiving precision platformer on the heights of legends like Knights Try and other games made by Satan himself. I read in some comment that you can complete it between 6 and 10 hours. I have 10 hours and I have not even reached the half of the game... I enjoyed much more than Egging on, and I found the level design much better (and linear) Fantastic. Superior to my habilities at the moment... EDIT!!! I finally did it!! After more than 15 hours and 1226 deaths. My god this has been one of the best platform games i have ever played and i will never forget it
Once checkpoints get more sparse, you can spend hours doing the most tedious and unengaging platforming sections. If you're error-prone, you might spend more time doing these sections than anything actually fun.
NOt a fun game, you jump once you did all the required jumps.
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