Pitiri 1977

The visuals and sound mean nothing when its a technical mess. Lots of bugs, including ones that cause you to start over and even problems with basic movement and jumping not working.

Pitiri 1977 is a game that I'm not going to remember by next week. In fact I've had this game for years and I completely forgot I owned it until I clicked on it by accident today. You play as a boy named Eli, whose brother is kidnapped by Aliens and taken to a derelict Space Station, you must jump and solve puzzles in order to rescue him. Making use of a number of unlockable abilities in order to progress. The relationship between the two brothers is never really explored much, making it hard to care much about the protagonists primary motivating factor, quite a negative in a game that promites itself as having story-driven gameplay. Art is fine but nothing really stands out about it. The game is also rather short, this game could easilly have been beated in under an hour, if not for my next point; The primary damning issue with the game is simple; the game is noticably buggy: >One section required activating two terminals and unlocking a new powerup, I accidently did some sequence breaking and activated them in what must have not been the intended order by the devs, activating the furthest terminal first before doing the second, the game would not let me progress and I had to restart that section. Just FYI, this is something that anyone could have done. >Pausing while ascending in water in some sections will keep the PC levitating, allowing you to abuse this and bypass sections entirely. >I unlocked a hidden alternate ending where the PC would frequently get stuck in the ground, preventing you from making important jumps to progress, I had to redo that sectionat least 3 times to see this alternate ending. Pitiri 1977 isn't the worst indie game I've seen, it clearly has some heart put into it and has its moments, unlike a lot of the indie schlock that gets on steam, but I can't recommend it due to the issues the game has, it feels really unpolished, and it lacks a way to rebind keys for a preferred playing method. If you see it in an indie bundle or featured in a Steam Sale, then I'd say it wouldn't hurt giving it a try out, but otherwise skip it.

This game has style, but the gameplay is medicore at best and downright broken at worst. The platforming has that 'beginner's engine' feel to it: floaty jumps, slippery floors and janky physics. The gameplay is basic platforming plus a couple of Metroid abilities. The ability wheel is a pain to use and the energy bar--which seems to double as health--runs out fast, but recharges even faster, making it seem totally redundant. The autosave feature is utterly broken, so no matter how many screens you enter or the progress you make, you will always be sent back to the last Polaroid you used (and that's a registered trademark, by the way), which is a BIG issue when you can accidently fall out of the world, because there is no death/respawn mechanic, so it's a hard reset for you. This game earns the "You Tried" star. Effort was there--including a 3D intro movie, surprisingly--but the gameplay is sub-par, the music is annoying, and the plot is paper-thin. It's simply not fun, not even in a "so bad it's good" way.

[h1][b]Pitiri 1977[/b][/h1] Pitiri 1977 oferece uma experiência de gameplay agradável e divertida para os amantes de jogos de plataforma. Com uma arte visual encantadora, o jogo convida os jogadores a explorar seu mundo e resolver puzzles ao longo da jornada. Embora não seja um título repleto de ação, Pitiri 1977 compensa com sua atmosfera envolvente e desafios bem elaborados. No entanto, é importante observar que o jogo apresenta alguns bugs e falhas na jogabilidade, o que pode impactar a experiência do jogador. Se você está em busca de uma experiência intensa de ação e dificuldade, Pitiri 1977 pode não ser a melhor escolha. No entanto, para aqueles que apreciam uma jogabilidade mais tranquila e exploratória, este jogo certamente oferece momentos de diversão. [h3][b]Nota: [u]6/10[/u][/b][/h3]

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Terrible physics, terrible midi music, nearly absent gameplay, no way to change the backwards controls. Plenty of evidence that someone was just messing with physics options for no reason without adding anything of value. How was this published to Steam? Do they just allow anything to be added these days? This is not only not worth $4, it wasn't worth being in the Humble Bundle I got it in. I'd like to demand whatever number of cents went to the "developer", using that term loosely, of this "game", using that term loosely as well.

A very short, forgettable platformer. The aesthetic and music is pretty good, but the collision detection, and character movement are very wonky. Movement in water is also terribly slow. The powers are sort of cool, though there seems to be space for one more power I never got? The story is just odd, and not particularly enticing. The game really just lacks polish on the gameplay side.

Joguem Pitiririka, pior do que está não fica.