Sumeru

[h1][b] Поистине красивая игра, с хорошими загадками.[/b][/h1][b] Жаль, что осталась в тени. [/b]( [u]8,5 / 10[/u] )

Angenehmes Physik-Spiel! Tolle Atmosphäre :) Mir gefällt der Stil sehr gut! Man löst die Rätsel mit Malen. Feine Sache! Nettes Feature: Falls man die Hinweise nutzen möchte, muss man erst die Hinweistafel puzzeln.

就 脾气差的真的不要玩这种国产解谜。操作令人抓狂。

This game is extremely hard. The puzzles themselves require somewhat "perfection" in your guesswork. It is visually appealing. Though it also makes no reference at all really to Sumeria in story. As to which I bought this game for, as I like Sumer history a lot. So in that respect, alongside how hard it was, I found this game unappealing. I finished it though... took a huge amount of time even with the hints to draw perfectly what they had shown. Found it pretty frustrating due to needing to draw absolutely perfectly. Likely suited only to those who liked Art class.

[h1] DRAW BETTER THAN I DID [/h1] Would you rather watch than read? Me too. Check out the highlights of the gameplay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npiAt_Madr4 This game is really neat and I am glad I found it. You use your mouse to draw different shapes in order to solve whichever puzzle the game presents. This was everything from drawing an entire bridge with supports to cross a ravine to drawing a catapult, basically. As long as you have enough ink you can draw whatever you can think of, with physics on everything. The puzzles haven't been too challenging yet and I have had some issues with the controls (namely moving around, as you move with the mouse clicks and draw with the mouse clicks so you can see how that can be annoying). The thing is though this concept and execution is great other than the minor control issue and the game is only a few bucks. You can do so much worse with other games for so much more money. This puzzle game will give you a few hours of great fun for the price. Well worth your time and money. Join the Curator group for more reviews like this: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34634494/ ] Sonoket's Lost Games [/url]

Sumeru is a Physics puzzle game with some platform elements wherein you use elements to draw lines, objects, and items to solve the puzzles. It plays a lot like Nihilumbra meets Journey, actually. I found it a relatively relaxing little game with somewhat challenging puzzles based on physics, for example one puzzle may have you trying to hold a door open and another might have you launching the character, Yun, directly. The gameplay tends to change its objectives up every so often, and even the game style changes to give your mind a break from the platform puzzles. The hint/solution system is unique too, in that you have to solve a much easier sliding puzzle in order to get the blueprint - or, you can forgo that and do it your own way to see if you can solve it yourself. It's always available if you're stuck, however, which I find nice as some of the puzzles can get quite fiendish. The artwork is really, really pretty - it reminds me of the best scenes of games like Hollow Knight or Okami. And like those games, the music's quite nice, too. It's quite polished for the most part too, having only a handful of controls to master. It's hard to believe a small team made this game, and even harder to believe it's only $4 for the 6 or so hours of gameplay you get out of it. Most puzzle games like this are a lot more pricey, but not this one, which makes it about right in my opinion for what you get. Sadly, not much replayability unless you want to solve the stages in different ways, but some might be into that. Depending how tough a time you have with it, the game can take shorter or longer, but you will be able to 100% this game if you're clever and stick with it, meaning it's easy to get completion as well as the card drops. There is a jump command, but it's not very high, meaning it can be difficult to reach some platforms. The other thing I noticed is that sometimes, the mouse controls are "sticky", making it hard to draw the lines. Also, for some people, the fact that the achievements are simply earned by beating the game normally and that it's only about 6 hours long might be a deal-breaker, but like... it's only $4, and it's a really decent puzzle game for that price, should have a higher rating IMHO. Especially if you enjoyed Nihilumbra, buy this for yourself or a friend - it's cheap, the achievements are super easy to 100%, and it's very pretty. What do you really have to lose if you like puzzle games?

(´・ω・｀)空中に浮いているたまたまを利用して足場をつくり主人公をゴールに導くゲームだよ (´・ω・｀)物理演算で振り子を作ったりシーソーを作ったりいろいろ考えさせられるよ (´・ω・｀)自力で突破できた時の達成感はすごい (´・ω・｀)全くわからないときはヒントもあるよ親切 (´・ω・｀)セールで200円以下で買ったけど500円くらいまでなら後悔はしないと思うよ (´・ω・｀)雰囲気もすごくいいしオススメー

NICE

https://youtu.be/r1UFIpeYXGY Puzzle elements are at times a bit flakey but the overall experience is well worth any minor issues.

Ich hab gerade meinen Spielstand gelöscht! Aus Versehen. Es wird nichts erklärt, was im Spiel selber auch nicht nötig ist, im Home-Bildschirm wäre es aber doch nett, wenn man sowas gefragt wird wie "Wollen Sie Ihren Speicherstand wirklich löschen?" damit man dann auf "Nein" drücken kann. Nichts! Ich hab zwei Zentimeter neben den "großen Wirbel" gedrückt und ohne nachfragen ist mein Spiel weg. Das erfährt man dann aber auch erst, wenn man sich erneut die "Vorgeschichte" angeschaut hat, weil man die nicht skippen kann und wenn man dann ins Level will, bei dem man geendet hatte... einfach weg. Keine Ahnung wer von den Programmierern das für ne geile Idee hielt? Ist es nicht!