Timespinner

Simplesmente um jogaço, é um metroidvania sem qualquer aspecto de souslike, então já é perfeito. A soundtrack é fenomenal, muito boa de se escutar, todas as areas tem músicas memoráveis. Exploração bem divertida, principalmente com a mecanica de viagem no tempo, voltar no mesmo lugar no passado ou no presente é bem dinamico e rápido. História é bem legal, todo o negócio de guerra e politica cairam bem, sobre qual lado é o certo, mesmo que ambos querem a paz. Infelizmente os maiores defeitos desse jogos é a falta de variedade de armas (orbes) e os chefes são muito fáceis, e olha que eu nem farmei niveis. Dito isso, é um jogo 8/10. Vale muito a pena jogar, tô ansioso pra sequencia!

非常棒的类银游戏，手感优秀，武器和技能种类繁多（虽然有很多武器和技能有更好的上位替代）。流程不长不短，剧情也比较完整。音乐说不上非常出色，但是和故事主题很搭配。玩惯了恶魔城的人，没事在墙角敲敲砖还是很容易找到隐藏点的。游戏不需要刻意升级，跑图的途中随手打打怪，数值就足够单挑boss了。武器有克制系统，克制的属性打怪物伤害数字会变红。总体难度适中，是一款非常优秀的恶魔城代餐，也是爽玩十几个小时后全收集通关了，期待即将到来的2

不错的类恶魔城夺走印刻，主角性能(时停)很逆天接近无敌，游戏流程比较短打折10多块也算值了

O jogo possui excelentes mecânicas de combate e uma pixel art linda, funcionando muito bem como Metroidvania. No entanto, o roteiro é totalmente focado em representatividade de forma panfletária, onde o desenvolvimento da história e dos personagens fica em segundo plano para priorizar romances forçados e pautas identitárias do criador. Vale pelas mecânicas, mas a narrativa é péssima e decepciona.

A love letter to classic Metroidvanias that is primarily downvoted not for mechanical shortcomings but due to ideological problems that people have with the characters and lore. Despite the fact that it isn't a marathon game with hours on end of gameplay mostly spent traversing a massive map and fighting scores of the same enemies, it's fun and charming with enough variance in setting and mechanics to keep it from being "not just another Igavania clone." Despite this, it's clearly inspired by Symphony of the Night right down to the soundtrack. It tries to inject some novelty in a genre that primarily uses the same several mechanics to gate content. As a single player experience, my gripes with the game are that they don't make enough use of the uniqueness of time travel as a gating mechanic and that the quest system feels somewhat slapped on as the major outcomes of their completion are more lore and achievements. (Spoken as someone whoa appreciates the dialogue and characters.) The asymmetric co-op is interesting and very powerful against bosses and stationary enemies, but due to being a split screen game can have accuracy issues and make the player 2 feel useless at times. My Player 2 would let the familiar autopilot unless there was an enemy that she could really shine against. If you're going to be the support, I'd recommend bringing something else to hold your attention, especially if your player 1 is trying to 100% the game. That said, Timespinner's biggest Achille's heel seems to be infusing its world with a level of maturity that most capital G Gamers unfortunately can't wrap their heads around. If your meterstick for a good Metroidvania still requires a Machiavellian villain and a generic hero trope in the year of our lord 2026, it's no wonder that you struggle to appreciate a game where the "villains" aren't a caricature of evil. The world is complicated, and Timespinner does a good job of communicating this in a lighthearted way while remaining fun. Overall, I'd recommend it to fans of the genre who are tired of playing the same old game with mildly different characters and lore.

Timespinner is a great Metroidvania-style sidescroller with some aspects that remind me of Chrono Trigger. The orb mechanics and spells allow for a variety of fighting styles, though it does take most of the game to get access to all of them. The pixel art is spectacular, and a lot of the music is great. If it had been made during the SNES era I expect it would've been considered one of the best games made for the console. I did feel the LGBT+ subplots seemed like they were shoehorned in. I have nothing against that type of content, but of the five NPCs who were considered important enough to be questgivers: two admit they're gay, one mentions he's bisexual, and one reveals she's a trans lesbian. It felt forced, especially considering the main plot of the game was about war and hopelessness. Still, I enjoyed the game enough to finish it in a weekend and I'll probably play it again sometime. Considering how many games I've left unfinished or that are sitting in my Steam library unplayed, that's saying something.

I'd say this is my introduction to Metroidvanias, and it makes me want to crave more! Other than [spoiler] the annoying jump to the bridge in the past with the butterflies[/spoiler], this is smooth sailing. Bosses are good and sometimes a little challenging, but I do wish some had more than just 1 phase. But otherwise I had a lot of fun!