pureya

I'm a sucker for mini-game collections and this game is fantastic. Every 10 seconds you get a new level and after a set of games you get to unlock new games, music and skins. It is pretty difficult to unlock all the survival medals however most of them have a trick or a strategy that makes it much easier, so if you are struggling you are probably doing something wrong. The only truly hard level is the ship.

+ Manejo fluido en los minijuegos. + Dificultad equilibrada castigando y recompensando en su justa medida. + Pixel art y banda sonora agradables. + Múltiples skins para los personajes de los minijuegos, algunas con referencias. + Las escenas especiales del pachinko son divertidas. - El minijuego del barco es horrible. - El concepto jugable de varios minijuegos se repite variando ligeramente las físicas. - Plantear la misma puntuación en todos los minijuegos para ganar su medalla se ve injusto para minijuegos en los que se obtienen menos canicas. Valoración: Ofrece unas pocas horas de diversión que no llegan a resultar repetitivas con la adición gradual de nuevos minijuegos. Su bucle jugable se centra exclusivamente en jugar minijuegos y tirar del pachinko.

pureya feels like a cozy arcade. You only use the left and right arrow keys to play all of its minigames. As you play, you collect marbles that can be used in a pachinko machine to unlock more skins and games. I thought this would be a quick "in and out" experience, but the amount of games and content to unlock in pureya is truly mind-blowing. It almost feels like a collectathon in a way. It's not the best game in the world, nor does it need to be. The gameplay loop is simple and oddly satisfying. I find myself wanting to play pureya when I'm unwinding and don't want to invest a lot of mental energy into a game for the night. It's perfect for that. pureya is worth its full $5.99 price tag, but it's often on sale for less than $2. At that price, it's an absolute steal. An easy recommendation for me.

4/10 가벼운 가격만큼 가벼운 재미

It's close to a 7/10, but for a cheap price, this game is worth picking up. It essentially functions as a Warioware-like minigame collection where the currency you earn can be spent towards RNG rewards. Most of the minigames (except perhaps that obnoxious bat minigame) are decently well made for only having 2 buttons. My primary gripe is with the pachinko mechanic. Take this with a grain of salt as I was playing on Steam Deck, but the controls were quite clunky, leading to a lot of wasted marbles. Other than the clunky pachinko system, the game is quite fun to pick up and play on and off for a quick thing to focus on. The "story" setup and artwork are also adorable, for how limited they are. It takes some time to get to the ending, but it does feel satisfying. Most of the completionist achievements in general are very satisfying (though 888 is absurdly difficult compared to the rest). The sound track was quite nice as well. I'd recommend picking up this game during a sale (or the mobile version if you fancy that) if you like Warioware-style minigame collections, cute retro aesthetics, and (mostly) satisfying completionist achievements. Maybe skip if you really, really hate clunky pachinko machines or RNG-based progression.

Peak

Alva Majo didn't pay me enough to review this, but it's still 10/10

l he jugado hasta en la version movil, donde mas lo juego. pero en efecto es un juego que es muy entretenido.

Juegaso, pero me cago en la tragaperras. Alva majo arreglalo

Holly ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ peak