TENSEI

muy dibertido , pide mucho farmeo el platino lastimosamente tambien le falta un modo infinito

不是哥们，这好短啊！！！水墨风格是真的不错，就是一直向上爬，重复游玩价值也就是找找隐藏了，不过用来放松也是蛮不错的。但还是要说，这也太短了，30分钟不到就通关了也太离谱了吧

比较具有禅意的平台跳跃游戏，水墨画风精美，跳跃间的幻化形象流畅，化龙的飞升也非常好，整体风格统一，效果及其出众。基本上没有难度的跳跃游戏，最近很少玩这种意境向的游戏了，蛮不错的

水墨风的平台跳跃游戏，一路往上爬，小球可以三段跳，还有滞空和俯冲等配合，跳跃过程可以收集龙魂，龙魂槽一满即可化身为威严的龙，龙身状态下的跳跃次数不限字数，一路飞升，有这些技能，跳跃难度适中，跳跃途中小球还会随机变身其他小动物，很可爱，再加上水墨风的渲染，颇有一股诗意感。

水墨风格平台跳跃游戏，小球在跳跃过程中还会变换形态，兔子蝴蝶鱼每次都会随机变换，在收集一定的能量后还会化龙，水墨绘成的龙真的非常震撼。小球最多可以支持三连跳，看似跳的很近其实距离相当远，玩家可以通过各种平台不断攀登，追求更高，很有挑战性。 [table][td][b]关注我们 [/b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30253125]甄游组[/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34433893]第一印象[/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40602490]免费游戏[/url][/td][/table]

还不错。但是更像在平板上的游戏，PC端玩感觉有点怪。

Mesmerizing. Peaceful.

以一個小品遊戲來說完成度非常高，售價也很划算。 很適合想到的時候Steam Deck拿起來玩一下~

[h2]Ya like jazz?[/h2] I'm honestly not sure what I expected this game to be, but I may have come across a hidden gem here. Before I get into what [i]Tensei[/i] is and why you need to buy it, let me start off by explaining what it [u]isn't.[/u] The words "soothing" and "Zen" are plastered all over this title, which I wouldn't say describe my experience very accurately. In fact, I'd argue the exact opposite. Not only does the very light atmosphere turn dark and menacing quite often, but more importantly: the gameplay involves jumping from platform to platform, most of which have a rather small surface area (especially beyond 10,000 meters), the place is loaded with hazards wanting to kill you at every jump, and it's not uncommon to find oneself on a platform too far away from anything to progress, forcing a treacherous back-tracking adventure. I do not feel calm while playing [i]Tensei[/i] — I feel an adrenaline rush fueled by my desire to climb higher and higher at all costs. So much so, in fact, that I've gone significantly beyond the initial ceiling of 10,000 meters, finishing my most recent run with almost 600K points. Unless you're not very good at the game, it's also not one of those "Let's just hop on for 5 minutes" titles, as these runs can very easily turn into 45-minute adventures, or even longer. Casual? To an extent, but it's not a game I'd recommend while waiting 5 minutes for dinner to finish, which I have other titles I opt for. We've now covered what [i]Tensei[/i] [u]is not,[/u] so let me answer the question of "What [u]is[/u] [i]Tensei?[/i]" [i]Doodle Jump,[/i] pretty much. I'm not kidding. Out of every game I've ever played, that's what it reminds me of the most. Even some of the visuals are somewhat reminiscent of it, maybe with some [i]Patapon[/i] sprinkled in. It's really it's own thing, though, and that's what I love about it. [i]Tensei[/i] has great gameplay in a Japanese-inspired world lightly touching on eastern philosophical concepts. It delivers in everything it aims to, except for that Zen part I've already discussed at length. Missed the mark on that, if that was the goal, but I'm actually kind of glad it did, since what [i]Tensei[/i] actually [i]is[/i] is phenomenal. What I'd still like to see from this title is: • additional purchase options in the shop, since you can cap out on purchases quite easily, such as maybe skins, visual changes (everything white turns green, for instance), and maybe additional background tracks • an in-game leaderboard, both drawing from Steam & personal top ten • additional clarity of how this game works, because I ended up dying from jumping onto a platform that wasn't very far from my jump-off point Seriously, that last part peeved me off a little. Was on a great run, and then my little fella just kind of...perished, even though I had made similar jumps perfectly fine before. A more robust tutorial, some tooltips, or whatever else the devs can think of would be much appreciated. I thought I had a good grasp on the game, but it turns out I was wrong. Regardless of how annoying [i]Tensei[/i] can be at times, I can tell it's a labor of love, very replayable, a nice visual treat for those seeking constant self-improvement, and absolutely worth the full list price. Still not sure why they've opted to play jazz in the background instead of something more traditional Japanese, but I vibe either way. EDIT: This game freaking sucks you in, man. You think you'll hop on for [i]maybe[/i] an hour, tops, and end up going on a two-hour generational run. I am now ranked #13 globally, with ~143K meters & ~4.3M points or so. How? Because the moment the player unlocks the mobility adjustment feature, it's time to start jumping like four times as far, and the game becomes both more fun and absolute cheese. It feels like a cheat code. I wasn't even in the top 200 before. It's absurd, but so amazing all at once. [i]Tensei[/i] is love, [i]Tensei[/i] is life. And now I must go to sleep way too late, for I miss my wife.

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