
Saira is a puzzle platformer with non-linear gameplay and a whole universe for you to explore. The game is heavily influenced by classic puzzle adventure games and uses a new unique graphical style combining high resolution photography into a lush and mysterious world.
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Languages: English
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A fantastic little puzzle-platformer, truly a definition of a hidden gem. Coming fresh off Nifflas' earlier games, I thought that I would dislike the Prince of Persia kind of feel to the controls and platforming, as well as the seemingly clunky multi-window PDA & devices interface, but it's all actually thought out rather nicely, and I got to grips with the game in no time at all. Just don't jump into Saira expecting it to be another Knytt, and you'll surely find a lot to enjoy here. Some technical issues to note: - No controller support (there's a perfect Steam Input community mapping available) - Very low native resolution
Too puzzle oriented for me, but seems good.
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100/10
There were parts that annoyed me, but I finished it, it's free, it's unique, and I think more people should know this game exists and try it.
I absolutely love this game.
Saira is a short mind-challenging experience. There are nice plot and lore accompanying the player through the journey of Saira (the main character) through the stars. The control system feels a bit tricky but in the end it's not that bad for the kind of platform puzzles in the game. What I loved the most is that every solar system you visit challenges you with a different and totally new kind of puzzle! You have to think differently everytime you visit a new planet and that is awesome and incredibly stimulating. The puzzles never get too frustrating nor too easy: i think the game is very well balanced. I definitely recommend this game, and I'll also take a look at other games developed by Nifflas on itch.io, 'cause Saira seems to be his only game present on Steam
Arcade puzzle with dynamic jumps. However, there is a significant drawback - poor control.
Juego de plataformas y puzzles que si se le diese un poco mas de cariño a la hora de ponerlo en pantalla completa al menos y que se viese bien podria ser un bueno juego. Llevas como una fotografa del misterio planetario y vas resolviendo puzzles tontisimos a base de hacer fotos y usar ordenadores del año de la pera para resolverlos, como digo pinta bien pero le falta. Nota 5 ajustado sobre 10.
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