Tiny Hands Adventure

[h1]«Tiny Hands Adventure»[/h1] 3D аркада. Отправляйтесь в увлекательное приключение вместе с маленьким тираннозавриком, чтобы помочь найти замену его крошечным конечностям. Красочная трехмерная аркада. Путешествуем по разнообразным мирам, убиваем забавных врагов, перепрыгиваем ловушки и собираем драгоценные камни, чтобы разблокировать битвы с боссами и получить доступ на новые уровни. По пути попадается множество ящиков, которые можно разбить, но есть те, что взрываются и отнимают у динозаврика жизнь. По мере прохождения малыш соберет оружие и сможет вернутся в предыдущие миры для того, чтобы открыть секретные проходы. Поскольку игра трехмерная, а камеру разворачивать не дают (она сама меняет ракурс), то удобнее играть на геймпаде. Игра его полностью поддерживает. [code]«Tiny Hands Adventure» подойдет как взрослым, так и детям. Это классическая аркада, в которую весело и интересно играть.[/code] [u] Вы можете почитать другие отзывы и подписаться на наших кураторов. Добро пожаловать! [/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

While this game has potential, it's presentation is pretty terrible. It's highly inspired by Crash Bandicoot 1 to the point of even sharing a lot of the same problems the first Crash game had, like hard to determine and unforgiving jumps due to wonky camera angling and inprecise controls. The game also got a real design problem. Few enemy or character models feel like they belong together, like you have a cartoony T-rex guy, but the enemy is a realistic looking giant bee. Everything feels like they came from separate games and just got smushed together into this one, nothing feels like it belongs. Also the hit detection in this game is really off. There's little to no impact when you hit something or something hits you. Often times I've killed an enemy despite my tail attack not even touching him, and vice versa I've been killed by enemies that don't actually touch me. The enemy death animations rarely look like they're responding to your tail attacks to begin with. It makes everything feel really off. This game is still reasonably fun, but it needs a lot more polish to be worth it's original price tag of $19.99. Hell, I'd say it needs more polish to be worth it's current price tage of $9.99, but at least that's more reasonable. If you have any curiousity in this game, I'd say wait until it's on sale for at least 50% off. If you want to see my experience playing the game, you can see a video of my experience here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBuYrSBppE0

Tiny Hands Adventure is a colorful platformer with nice graphics and a cool main character. It left an alright first impression, but that alright first impression soured the further I went through the game. Act 1 was okay, there were minor issues but it was alright, it was okay. Act 2 is where a lot of the issues seemed to show up, and then Act 3.. I didn't get past act 3. The game has some cool things about it, one being how every level is a different camera angle on your path. The game is quite linear for the most part and the changing angles was something I liked. The levels with a top-down view are easily the worst as you can't see very far and instead of being linear they are almost a maze of sorts. Things don't look as nice in this game from this top-down view either. Apart from that the main character is cool and the story is alright. The music was okay on some levels but for the most part the music doesn't really feel like it fits with the game and there is no background ambiance that I could hear which made the music stand out even more as being a bit odd for what I was doing. The gameplay felt a bit loose in some ways and mid-air control of the character takes a bit of getting used to. It's not my favorite style of platformer gameplay but it works. The attacks though are hard to judge where you are hitting. It's almost like when you attack your attack's reach is the same distance as when you're just standing there. It's very hard to tell how far an enemy needs to be to hit it or miss it. Getting the drill weapon didn't help very much either, it was slightly better but still not where I would want it to be. While every map in the first and 2nd act had a unique look to it, especially Act 2's comic level, by the 3rd act the levels were starting to look like the earlier ones re-using the same types of maps or assets. Something I noticed starting in Act 2 was certain items were stuck inside of walls or over fences where you can't possibly get them. At the time I was mad because I couldn't understand how these mistakes were left in the game, but I later realized they are probably there on purpose only being collectible by using the grabber item you get at the end of act 2. It just seems sloppy how it was implemented and I really don't like how these items are placed. It just seems wrong in some way. As for the levels, they are very linear and for the most part they were okay. One level I absolutely hated was very much like Crash Bandicoot, which I also hate, and that's because you are running towards the player, like straight down. You can't see what is coming up and at one point you are being chased by a rolling rock of some kind. There is a lot of infuriating trial and error failing that you have to do in order to get past this point unless you just get lucky. The enemies in the game are essentially braindead and either just stand there or move in a short set path, but the bosses were okay, I had a bit of fun fighting the bosses. I don't understand why most of the enemies are even in the game, they don't do anything and many you can just walk past and ignore just like they ignore you. In act 3 I was in the "sysiphis falls" or something like that when I eventually got to a door that would not open. There was no way past or around this door but you have to go past it to proceed. This is the point where I said I'm done with this game. The further I get into the game, the more problems I seem to have with it and the fun level just isn't high enough to keep me going. I'm sure that most of these issues could easily be fixed with a patch and I hope that they do get fixed. It's a very colorful and nice to look at game but it seems to have been rushed out a bit early and definitely needs more time being polished up and smoothing out these rough patches.

ok game with discounted price. Otherwise too overpriced. cool graphics, poor controls

First off don't pay full price ($19.49 here). It's an ok game but it's fairly short and the controls aren't always the best. It plays like Crash Bandicoot but is very rough around the edges. It's worth playing on sale or in a bundle tho.

I bought this in a cheap bundle but was still disappointed. The overly bright graphics hide the poor level design and polish. The characters don't add any charm, instead they seem random and continue the theme of a crash ripoff. I plowed through the first world in about 15 minutes and that was more than enough time for me to realise that this game is not worth your money when there are so many other platformers out there with better gameplay. Also, many of the positive reviews are eerily similar which makes me suspicious. The music is repetitive and doesn't really fit the levels.

I'm the person who probably spent the most time in this game excluding creators :p What can I say? Tiny Hands Adventure has very nice colorful graphics, you can immediately see the inspiration of Crash Bandicoot ( while entries to levels remind me of "Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers" ). Levels are quite diverse, some of them are as if duplicated, but it is not tedious, the levels are pleasant. Big + for bosses Game is great for speedrun which I was particularly interested in when buying, but for normal playing it is also nice. Maybe it's just a bit too short, but you can still fight in the same places for skins for the character Minuses of this game is the automatic camera, some opponents aren't disturbing us enough. Also, the animation of mechanical hands when we interact is terrible... especially the last one should be repaired one day Nowadays we have a deficit of such 3D platformers. I think I already know the game fully so I can give it an 8/10 rating. Congrats for Funware

While the graphics are areally nice and I do see the game having some potential, as of right now it's in a state I cannot recommend to anyone. -Many of the areas have the camera too zoomed in so it's very hard to see what's ahead. -Hit detection is hit or miss all over the place. -Some smaller enemies like frogs blend in and can cause many cheap deaths. -During 2d sections you can fall off ledges moving toward or away from the camera...should be just left and right. -i unlocked the drill and went back to an level where I could use it, but the game just said, "press action button", so I did...All around the area but nothing happened. -The first boss was really tough as he threw explosive boxes very quickly...wasn't expecting that for the first boss.

Tiny Hands Adventure - нас ожидает приключение в красочных мирах наполнеными опасностями окутаными монстрами которые охраняют редчайшие коллекционные предметы,которые разбросаны по всем мирам,так же во време наших приключений нас ожидают встречи с боссами,очень качественная и детальная игра с хорошей оптимизацией,достойна своей суммы в магазине стима.

3D的平台跳跃游戏，中规中矩，唯一的问题就是不怎么好玩