Resolutiion

[quote=このゲームについて]唯一に制限されるものは貴方の想像力だ。[/quote] なので自分の想像力の至らなさに嘆きながら、 次の情報を頼りにもう一つのエンディングの『各ボスを救済』を 適えた始末である。なおNintendo Switch版でも流用できる情報ではある： https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2120512862 [h1]推しところ[/h1] エネミーを戦う際の爽快感は大変良い。血の気の多いプレイヤーなら命乞いをしているエネミーにトドメをさすのも一興だろう。おかげで筆者は、忘れた頃にはじめから周回し直してる始末だ。 ゲームのテンポもまずまず良い。プレイヤーキャラクター（以降：PC）のライフが尽きてから復活するまでは自動かつ1,2秒程度。ただ状況によってはPCの作った惨殺死体を眺めながら、力尽きたところまで向かうのは徒労を覚えるかもしれない。 グラフィックは自分好みではあった。ドット絵ベースではあるものの、どこか油絵の様なステージやギミックは、この世界観にも合っているだろう [spoiler]『ゆりかご』ネットワークの住人達の複合した夢の世界[/spoiler] と解釈すると、尚更に思う。 逆に独特なステージのグラフィックにより、 移動可能な場所なのかの分別を付けづらい箇所もある。 BGMはかなり良い。PVに用いられている『Time To Wake Up』を始めとした戦闘場面はもちろんの事、それ以外の場面でのアンビエントな楽曲も作業用BGMとして用いてる程だ。 また、ゲーム全体としては各所攻略手順や方法が頭に入っていれば、ゲーム内時間8時間でクリアできるボリュームである。週末に憂さ晴らししたいというプレイヤーにはちょうどよいボリュームに思える。 [h1]推せないところ[/h1] 『デシベル』、『ダイナミックレンジ』、『フレームレート』と呼ばれるステータスアップグレードアイテムを取るか取らないかで、ガラリと攻略難易度が変わる。この辺りはプレイスキルによるかもしれない。 少なくとも筆者はボスに連続で3回挑んでも負けた際に、それらのステータスアップグレードアイテムの収集機会にしている。 また、各ボス救済ルートを探る為の情報を得るのが困難な節はある。筆者も2回はじめからやり直し、上述した『Achivements Guide』を読みながらプレイしてやっと各ボス救済のヒントとの接点が掴めたが、逆をいうと疲弊してる状況で妙な日本語翻訳を読みながら進めるだけでは、 「ここで『トランセント（各ボス討伐後に手に入る特殊能力）』を使って[spoiler]死者蘇生を行う事で、確信になる情報を得れる[/spoiler]のか……か？」 と疑念がつきまとう。もっとも、 [quote=このゲームについて]唯一に制限されるものは貴方の想像力だ。[/quote] の通り、初見自力攻略時の筆者の想像力が制限されていたのだとするなら、それは認める。 [h1]『おすすめしない』にした理由[/h1] 攻略方法が分かると、もう一つのエンディング含めてゲーム内時間8時間でクリアできるボリュームなのだが、昨今のナビゲーションが潤沢なAAAゲームに慣れてしまっていると途端に、 「答えをみないでやっても分からんし、初めから攻略を見てやると簡単すぎる」 という、大変惜しいクリア難易度になる印象である。 このレビュー自体にも多少攻略の為のヒントは散りばめたが、勘のいい人ならネタバレ部分を剥がさずとももう一つのエンディングに行けるだろう。いずれにせよ、後味はやや悪いのではあるが。 裏を返すとこのボリュームなので『リアルタイムアタック』のし甲斐はあるかもしれない。 いずれにせよ、まずは攻略情報に頼らずもう一つのエンディングまで手探りでプレイして頂きたいのが筆者の心情である。 戦術を広めたい人は『ロラヴ』という溶鉱炉に腕がはえてる様な武器職人を探し当て、カミソリみたいな左フックを当て続けてると手を貸してくれるだろう。 あるいは、赤いフードの詐欺師達に飽きずに騙されてると、良いことがあるかもしれない。 やりこみ要素は割とあるが、やりこめる程にハマるかは、正直人を選ぶ。なので、おすすめはしかねる。

不能說好玩，也不能說無聊 大部分時間都在跑圖找路，直到我找不到路.......這遊戲就結束了 怪很不好打.....王難打就算了 小怪也難打 整體來說就是體驗非常的差 不推薦!!!!!如果有在做修正，那我再改評論

Resolutiion, no the name’s not a typo, it’s clever wordplay, I think! Resolutiion is an action-adventure videogame with enough neon pinks and 90s synth music to satisfy any indie gamer. The 16-bit style graphics and color saturation remind me of Hyper Light Drifter, but you'll hear that a lot. Monolith of Minds has borrowed some aesthetics from their competitors but there's enough here to make it unique. Unfortunately, the story is a bit cliche. A robot named Valor has lost its memory and has to retrace its steps with the help of a sympathetic AI named Alibii who is trying to patch into the Cradle Network. Yes, plenty of techno-babble to keep any sci-fi fan happy. The only hint you get to Valor’s past is a cut scene at the beginning of the game where Valor is transformed into, well Valor! The story doesn’t give much away. Snippets of narrative are delivered to you by Alibii and various NPCs which are sprinkled throughout the game. Resolutiion: Look & Feel You wander past monolithic skyscrapers, lofty walkways, and pixel-scapes of neon pinks and blues as you descend from Cloud City where the color scheme is slightly more orangey-beige. In the desert of Giants, there’s a burrowing sand cat a la Dune that chases you but there's no way to kill it. Like many things in Resolutiion, it's just there as a perfunctory obstruction to pad out the game. There's plenty of chaotic combat in the form of a simple slice-and-dice combo but that's it. No melee attack upgrades, just simple mechanics. The combat and environmental puzzles open new areas, but the one-button combo does become boring very quickly. If you're looking for a game with more combat options then you will find Resolutiion severely lacking. This wouldn't be such a problem if the game relied on dialogue choices like an RPG to guide you, but Resolutiion's mechanics are more combat-centric. As you ooo and ahhh at the profound, yet strangely cliche world, your audio senses are tickled with a Daft Punk-esque score. The techno sync punctuates the gameplay like a good conductor guiding an orchestra. It enhances the game in ways that the gameplay, sadly doesn't. However, in other areas, the music is profoundly melodic and haunting. Once you reach the Light/Dark Forest you can speak to the animals like Doctor Dolittle, but yet again they yield very little info so go ahead and slash them into bits with your claw-like hands. The music is particularly haunting with a melody that reminded me of the piano concerto in World War Z. I found it quite depressing after a while. There are some strange, if not damn right bizarre things in the forest like an abandoned Mad Hatters tea party table, a desperate head-thumping bear, and a huge beating heart. None, of them seem to have any consequence or purpose. You can pick up weapon upgrades such as the Stardust bomb, the Chromatic aberration that changes the way you see things, and the Martyr's Boot which turns you into yellow goop. There's a lot to like here, and the upgrades are quite original in concept. If you find a flashing NPC you might get a helpful hint, but you have to search for them at the beginning. Resolutiion: Mechanics and gameplay Save points are quite frequent which is handy for whenever you're obliterated into tiny cyborg bits. You just respawn with a full health bar and carry on. enemies don't respawn in the same session which makes it easy to focus on those more challenging boss battles. Speaking of boss battles, there are a few difficulty spikes that push you to your limit. So be prepared! Each biome makes excellent use of color and shade and it is one of the best things about Resolutiion. It's nice to look at, and it sustains you while you wrestle with the confusing map which looks like a badly wired circuit board. It offers no use except to give you a vague direction of where you're going. You will spend the majority of your gameplay retracing your environment. The more you progress, the more defined are your objectives and goals, but the environments are designed to be confusing, to mix the foreground with the background so you miss those exits, or overlook an important piece of info. Standard game design stuff that prolongs the gameplay. Levels are designed like a Metroidvania game. Some obstacles prevent you from progressing to the next area and unlocking upgrades, however, the upgrades sadly don't change your combo attack. As the game progresses more NPCs vomit exposition. These are normally profound and deliberately obtuse like a Yogi who's just fasted for two weeks and has reached total enlightenment. When you find the AI Shinto shrine things get trippy! You can use the Chromatic aberration upgrade to extend walkways and access other areas. Be careful of the Conspirator who says he can make you invisible for the dead cheap price of 33iec. What are iecs? Don't know! He then sends you down a pitch-black well only to find the words "Voila" graffitied on the walls. As the game progresses you're tasked with more mini quests, like using the stardust bomb to access the phantom pit and activating the pumps in the mechanical mine. Here you combat monks whiplashing you with the rubber-like goop from the mines, and why not? Spiritual enlightenment doesn't mean you can't thwack someone and knock their teeth out! Resolutiion: Graphics and sound Many of the bosses feel like they've escaped from a Mario game or some kind of Cuphead spin-off. The style is very eclectic and doesn't always feel like it fits with the overall tone of the game. One boss looks like a giant yellow wiener with legs. But the overall tone is philosophical and thought-provoking with strong anti-imperialistic undertones. Resolutiion suffers from too much form and not enough substance. In the early stages, it takes a little too long to get going and feels like it meanders. It also suffers from a lack of identity with too many different concepts and styles thrown into the gameplay. The Sprites are minimalistic which seems to be the vogue style at the moment. But the aesthetic clarity and artistic direction are bright and colorful with neon colors to promote a 70s retro style. However, the visual style is a little too similar to HyperLight Drifter.

masterpiece story and art too much walking and its very difficult to find things

omagad

Though some of the puzzles are a little opaque in the ending, still a good and beautiful take on the genre

Very strange and quirky game. Has a little bit of hyper light drifter in it. Takes a few hours to get into.