
In Shutter you play as Keith, a new employee that has arrived at the mysterious research center L.I.E. (Learn, Investigate and Exploit). Explore and solve puzzles with a camera that modifies objects using perspective. All in a space-age inspired setting.
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Shutter – это бесплатная игра-головоломка на часок-другой. Она работает. И на этом всё. Игра вторична и сделана очень неумело. Судя по тому, что издателем выступает какая-то школа дизайна, скорее всего, это выпускной проект каких-то, пусть и толковых, но студентов, и это чувствуется во всём. Основная механика копирует аналогичную в [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/n1phantom/recommended/1049410]Superliminal[/url] — некоторым объектам в мире игры можно изменять размер при помощи перспективы. Однако, если в [b]Superliminal[/b] основный смысл был в том, чтобы найти такой угол взгляда на определённый объект, при котором создавалась бы определённая оптическая иллюзия, то тут у нас есть фотокамера, которая и регулирует перспективу. Сфотографировал, потом нужный размер материализовал с фотографии. Всё. Увеличить, уменьшить и поместить на кнопку — больше ничем заниматься не придётся. Надоедает даже за час. Хотите поиграть во что-то похожее – играйте в [b]Superliminal[/b]. Пусть я её и не люблю, но она всё равно на две головы лучше и имеет практически такую же механику. Ещё советую посмотреть на отличную [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/n1phantom/recommended/1382070]Viewfinder[/url]. Играть в Shutter не вижу смысла 👎 [url=https://t.me/tele_htw] ➡️Больше обзоров у меня в telegram [/url]
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[h1]Shutter[/h1] [table] [tr] [th][b]⭐Juego gratuito⭐[/b][/th] [/tr] [/table] Shutter es un título en el que debes manipular objetos y jugar con la perspectiva para cambiarlos de tamaño. Una mecánica ya vista en juegos como [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/ewoda/recommended/1049410]Superliminal[/url] pero en tercera persona y limitada a objetos de color azul. La ambientación de Shutter es de estilo años 70, la "instalación secreta" donde se desarrola, tiene una decoración a lo Space Age vistos en titulos como DEATHLOOP, y la verdad es que graficamente es espectacular, podemos ver desde grandes muros que se abren ante ti, pasillos muy a lo odisea en el espacios, grandes zonas llenas de detalles. Además, el juego está totalmente en español y cuenta con logros. También incluye trajes y objetos coleccionables que puedes obtener dentro de la instalación. No obstante, no es perfecto: en algunas zonas, si decides retroceder, puedes encontrarte con bugs que te dejen atrapado (objetos que desaparecen, puertas que no se abren). Afortunadamente, al reiniciar la partida, reapareces en el hall principal o en una zona cercana, lo que evita empezar desde el principio. [u][b]Pros:[/b][/u] ✅ Gráficos y ambientación setentera muy bien logrados ✅ En español y con logros ✅ Es gratis [u][b]Contras:[/b][/u] ❌ Algunos bugs puntuales [u][b]Conclusión:[/b][/u] Un juego con una estética retro 70's de puzles y plataformas basado en la perspectiva que recuerda a Superliminal, aunque con un planteamiento más sencillo. Muy recomendado si disfrutas este tipo de juegos. [h2]Nota: [b]7,5/10[/b][/h2] [u][h2][url=steampowered.com/curator/45277685]🎮🌵Más reseñas en mi mentor🌵🎮[/url][/h2][/u]
This is a free indie puzzle game made by a group of students. The graphics are great. The scenery is beautiful in the space-age research center you are in. You might expect to meet George Jetson while you are in there. You play as Keith, a brand new employee of this research center. You will solve puzzles, collect documents and recordings, and find cool suits and hats to wear. You will explore 5 floors, which are numbered as Floor 0 to Floor 4. You have a weird camera. When you take a picture of an object, that object disappears. You then use the camera to make the object reappear, and in doing so can change the size of the object to make it either smaller or bigger. Many of the puzzles involve putting an object on a pressure plate to open doors and stuff. The game should take between 60 to 90 minutes to get all of the achievements, IF you can get them all the first time. Some of the collectibles ([i]documents, recordings, and hats[/i]) are easy to miss, and missing those means missing achievements, so you may have to play multiple times. I had to play it 4 times to get all of the achievements because the game was quite buggy for me. The first time through, I missed 2 documents, but the achievement for finishing the game did not pop anyway. On my second run I picked up the 2 documents I had missed earlier. The achievement for finishing the game popped this time, but I still did not get the one for collecting all of the documents. This is when I learned that [b]all of the documents MUST be collected on the same run[/b]. Okay, 3rd time is the charm, right? Nope. When I was stacking the blue boxes to get to the upper room where the 4th document is, I fell off of the boxes, clipped through the wall, and fell into a vast white nothingness below the map. So I had to shut down and then restart the game. The 4th time through, I finally got my last achievement, which was the one for collecting all of the documents. The game also glitched and gave me the achievement for finding all 4 hats when I picked up the 3rd hat. However, despite my frustration over the bugginess, I did enjoy the story and the mechanics of the game. Also, the achievements do not count on your Profile. Finally, there are neither trading cards, nor Point Shop items, so once you get all of the achievements, there is no replayability.
In den letzten Jahren kam eine ganze Reihe von Puzzlespielen mit unterschiedlichsten Mechaniken auf den Markt. Shutter gehört ebenfalls in diese Kategorie. Aber kann so ein kleines Spiel in der Masse an Puzzlespielen überhaupt bestehen? Die kurze Antwort lautet: Ja, absolut. Da sind zum einen die ganz generellen Eigenschaften: Shutter ist kostenlos und mit rund 60 Minuten Spielzeit ein kurzes Erlebnis, das man wunderbar an einem Abend durchspielen kann. Schon alleine diese beiden Faktoren machen das Spiel attraktiv. Aber das wäre nichts Nütze, wenn das Spiel Grütze wäre. Ist es aber nicht. Denn überraschenderweise schafft es das Spiel, eine ganz eigene Puzzlemechanik einzubauen. Statt einfach nur Portal zu kopieren, bekommt man hier eine Kamera, die gewisse Objekte verschwinden lässt. Diese kann man dann wieder neu platzieren, wobei sie je nach Perspektive die Grösse ändern. Das sorgt für interessante Rätsel, die wirklich Spass machen. Ja sie sind keine riesige Herausforderung, aber eben, als kurzer Puzzlesnack ist das genau das Richtige. Die Grafik ist gut. Ja, es erwartet einen keine Highend Grafik, aber das Spiel ist hübsch anzusehen und der 60-Jahre Look ist toll umgesetzt. Die Steuerung funktioniert recht gut. Ja, sie läuft nicht immer perfekt rund, aber genügend rund, dass es für diese Art von Spiel völlig genügend ist. Fazit: Wer Puzzlespiele mag, der bekommt hier ein tolles kleines Spiel und das erst noch kostenlos, mit dem man rund eine Stunde lang bestens unterhalten wird. Klare Empfehlung!
[h1] Love games like this. Nice mix between puzzle, exploration and platforming, just like in Portal! Take picture of object and release it from the photo somewhere else. Perspective changes how big the object is. Some boxes, cubes and pressure switches to press. Level design is interesting and remind of some futuristic but mundane scenery with cafeteria, maintenance rooms and such. Really worth playing. [/h1]
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[h3] Un petit jeu sympa et mignon ! [/h3] La prise en main est simple, les énigmes mignonnes, un lore léger (je n'ai pas encore tout trouvé). Cependant, j'ai du redémarrer le jeu après avoir changé le fenêtrage pour que ma souris soit prise en compte. Je ne sais si j'ai fini le jeu après [spoiler] avoir eu générique de fin et avoir passé le 4 étage car je n'ai pas reçu la récompense l'indiquant [/spoiler]. Je me rend compte en écrivant que c'est un jeu [b] [i] issus d'un projet d'étude [/i] [/b], c'est du très propre ! J'espère que ça vous aidera pour la suite ! Simple et efficace ! Hâte de voir vos prochains projets.
Hard to believe this amazing gem of a game is free to play. The game is polished, has a story, a mechanic that works, dialogue lines. I highly recommend, 1-2 hours of fun mind games and short story to refresh you from the game drain.
The perception is a lie. The whole using the photo to resize objects thing is an okay idea, but the execution is terrible. Trying to resize objects, especially making them bigger, is so inconsistent when you take it. This would be fine if not for the fact that you often have to place these objects on weighted pressure plate puzzles to continue.
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