
Fight for the freedom of the multiverse as you leap across dimensions in this third-person 3D platformer. Play as Nohla, a headstrong vigilante, and shift between worlds to stop the death cult threatening everywhere and everyone. Can face your painful past and save the future?
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Voice acting is good, and the multiverse switching concept is a cool idea. Trying to change the music settings does nothing, and the key input is often not very responsive. Level design is difficult to navigate, and ultimately I found it to be a very frustrating experience.
The concept is good, but the realisation... In this game we can switch the environment to move through objects. The gameplay is interesting, but very hard (a bit because of bugs. Like music volume and wallrun. Hope devs will fix them soon) Anyway, this is just demo and it's already pretty decent. I really expect the full game will be perfect.
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Bu üçüncü şahıs 3D platform oyununda boyutlar arasında sıçrarken çoklu evrenin özgürlüğü için savaşın. İnatçı bir kanunsuz olan Nohla olarak oynayın ve her yeri ve herkesi tehdit eden ölüm tarikatını durdurmak için dünyalar arasında geçiş yapın. Acı dolu geçmişinizle yüzleşip geleceği kurtarabilir misiniz?
I am a fan of platformers and I think this concept is super cool to be able to change the environment/swap worlds you're in to progress through the level. I also think it's pretty neat how you can use the changes in environment to sneak past enemies--I think the enemies could be more advanced in future iterations, but again this is a demo. The voice acting is a super nice as well! I am excited to see where the game goes as I can see the vision of what they are going for and I really enjoyed the concept so far!
Very puzzle-y, the difficulty steps with the game mechanics were nicely paced, had me cursing in frustration and with accomplishment. Overall very satisfying for the unique mechanics. the story was really dramatic. Great game for such a small team
The concept is something games have tried before, that Titanfall 2 level comes to mind. However, in practice, this game is actually painful to play. The way you look at the alternate dimension is very confusing and the opposite of what I'd consider intuitive. The movement system is clunky and difficult. For instance, climbing only happens if you are standing still directly in front of a specific wall, just jumping on it doesn't work. Same with wall running, it just feels odd. Visuals are rather simplistic, but could have worked if the movement system was fun.
I love the story!! It's heartfelt, relatable, and very well voice acted. The world switching mechanic makes the movement feel exciting and high stakes. The main character's design is SO cool! Not to mention the music goes hard af. I kind of wish there were more abilities, but seeing as this is a demo I don't hold that against the devs; hopefully they'll be able to build it out more in the future. Definitely give it a try!
While the idea behind this could be interesting this feels very... hollow. The level design is very weird in how it uses the world transfer and the way that the other dimension gets previewed is badly telegraphed as one needs to understand that it shows the differences instead of just how it will look in total. The wallrunning is jank beyond belief. Not only can you barely jump onto the wall half the time the insane speed makes it weird to react to and sometimes you also get sucked back onto the wall to walk backwards and die. Climbing feels really pointless with how slow it is compared to wallrunning. The voice recordings you can find may be interesting if one cares about the story but the fact that you cannot even skip them and are stuck in an animation for sometimes a minute or longer is insane. Enemies just don't feel well done as one can pretty much ignore them for the most part but will sometimes get killed without really knowing why because its super awkward to keep the turrets in view while also looking for a path. Theres also a bunch of collision issues that allow players to just jump on window ledges, stand on cars barely above the killfloor and jank their way across in the final fight. If all of this gets resolved this would probably be an alright experience but as it stands its just not.
Cool concept, great voice acting! I normally don't care about story but the voice acting had me hunting for the blue chips to learn more about my parents.
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