
Pages of Time: Prologue is a 2D platformer puzzle game. Play as the witch who controls the magic of time, in a beautiful and magnificent magic academy, utilize the skills of recording and rewinding time, solve all kinds of puzzles, and look forward to the adventure of the future.
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Languages: Simplified Chinese*, English*, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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还行吧,画风漫画美术不错,玩法说得过去,挺短的,好像只是序章
画风很美,关卡设计很有意思,期待后续
美术和音乐都很好,画风很好看,音乐也很好听,但是优化方面不太行,我的750Ti只能开低画质玩,后面的关卡难度有点高。
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非常好的游戏,这场旅途弥足珍贵
好玩的益智小游戏
挺有意思的,就是流程还是太短了,不过是序章,那什么时候出正式?
被倒数第二关卡住了,玩法还是要动点脑子的。有意思的饭后小甜点
就是脑子有时短路,还有路不知道怎么走
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This is really cute for a free puzzle game. It's just a shame there are only 13 puzzles. I know that people on Steam will release the equivalent of a demo and call it a "prologue," but it is a tad meatier than a demo. The whole thing took me about an hour to finish. It's really confusing at first, until you figure out the puzzle mechanic. The actual rule is that you are supposed to use a time dilation ability to maneuver around the levers. When you reset the ability, your character stays in the same place but the levers go back to their original position. It's extremely simple, and yet without a clear explanation I could not figure it out for about ten minutes. After that, the game reminds me of "Mole Madness" on Gameboy. You want to think about the solution backwards and then you can solve it all at once. It's not hard but I did get stumped a few times. It's unfortunate that there are only 13 puzzles because the game continued to add new mechanics, and I would have been interested to see where it goes by puzzle 50. With that said, the music is beautiful, there's a nice little story and it's definitely worth playing as it is.
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