Talent Not Included

Довольно интересный платформер, который, возможно, больше подошел бы для мобильных устройств, чем для ПК. Абсурдность юмора, честно говоря, заключается скорее в его нелепости, но тем не менее, таймкиллер достойный, графика яркая и забавная, а выполнение заданий на "золото" может отнять немало времени:) Прилагаю видеопрохождение первых уровней, можете посмотреть и решить, покупать ли игру https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fff4EPQTtZ8

玩了1小时，首先操作手感非常好，游戏内容是目前看来60关卡左右，每关1-2分钟的跑酷，按照路线吃金币，躲障碍，杀怪，最后统计分数挑战排行榜

Talent Not Included a été une excellente surprise pour ma part. Pour être franc, j’avais à peine compris de quoi parlait le jeu après avoir regardé le trailer. Au final, c’est un très bon jeu de plate-forme, ultra dynamique avec un thème parfaitement exploité. Les niveaux relativement courts, toujours en mouvement, donnent envie d’enchaîner les parties et de rejouer les scènes pour récolter un maximum de masques dorés. Si vous n’en aviez jamais entendu parler, allez vite l’essayer ! Lire le test complet sur [url=http://www.gamesidestory.com/2016/10/08/talent-not-included/]Game Side Story[/url] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ePa4wXTyrc

我就不明白为什么好游戏永远很难出头，难道大众就是喜欢哗众取宠的东西吗？心疼制作组

So nice you buy it twice!

to muxh bug and crash

Working Game Not Included! Game crached twice in the first 20 minutes.

After 2 Years I returned to play again Talent Not Included. I'm not getting why they didn't expand this game, is really fun and fast to play.

This is a gem of a game. Tight, responsive controls, a fantastic presentation, sharp level design and a unique concept all come together to make this an indie game anyone should play. The basic gist is that these three demons put together a play and hire actors to perform as heroes. All the levels take place on a single stage, with the differences being instituted via props and background sets that rotate in and out. Each level also has a scoring mechanic where you can try to get the high score on the leaderboard, which is very fun to attempt. There are some level design issues, however. Act 2, level 8, for instance, has a massive difficulty spike with a level end that is insanely hard to survive. This part is also much harder than anything before or after it and seems like it's out of place. These design issues are certainly not common, but they do pop up on a handful of occasions and really should have been refined, as they only serve to damage an otherwise splendid experience. The last boss of Act 3 also seems to be too difficult comparatively and is questionably much, much harder than the final boss, whom you face directly after. This is a great game, though, and one I'm very glad to have stumbled upon. Anyone who likes platformers or whimsical adventures would do well to check this out.

Talent Not Included is a 2D platformer where the levels change as you play. A lot of effort went into the artwork design for this game, but there's a number of flaws which, despite the hard effort of the devs, means I can't give this a recommendation. First up, resolution is fixed and there's no option to change it, that's unacceptable on PC. It's obvious the game was console ported, because there's a lot of controller prompts as if the devs think you're somehow on a console and not a PC (were they not aware this is Steam?). That's also unacceptable on PC. Finally the gameplay itself... 2D platforming is an old, dead concept that lives only vaguely as a party game on Nintendo. It's usually the go-to format for lousy indie devs just because it's easy to slap one together, dump it on Steam and run back to the cafe to get to work on time. But these guys put a lot of effort in making one, which is a lot like people putting in a lot of effort to make a super cool multimillion dollar Yugo.