Traversing Traveler

good game!

Full play through here once it uploads: https://youtu.be/aulvtmgwLpU Review: Cool Game the music is great, graphics are pretty cool and unique had like the n64 3d feel with some really nice character portraits and it has a nice overarching story throughout. My main complaint is the VINE THOUGH the vine is the DEVIL 100% in some areas it will give you the hardest time using it (Getting the back pack in the cave OMG! painful). The side quests really aren't worth doing either they're a pain in the butt and you only get like two lines of dialogue for doing them. I liked the jimmy buffet cameo too that was nice. Overall a pretty solid game would have been 100x more enjoyable if the vine worked consistently though a lot of the time he'll start climbing it then hop off. I did have luck with it in the forest and snow area (Thank god!), but everywhere else it was insanely hit or miss. Also my Navi for whatever reason wouldn't go to the nearest thing I had to collect usually it would get dead set on going to the furthest or the most difficult to grab so once you got to the most difficult place you would have to back track to find the other pieces if you didn't get lucky enough finding them on your own. The Potions can also take a toxic amount of time to respawn I know the reason for the slow respawn is so you can't cheese some of the puzzles, but it really is too looooooong. There's also some fool in a green robe in the forest standing on a bridge who won't talk to me and has constructed the most invincible invisible wall that on the tree house bridges not sure what he's doing there besides being a jerk since he won't talk to me.

Traversing Traveler is an Unreal engine based student project. It's a third person puzzle platformer with cutesy, pastel themes and low poly assets. Gameplay consists of typical 3D platforming, but there's also a novel set of "spells" that do things like explode, or create a platform you can use to solve puzzles. While there's some clever ideas, it does show that this is a student project. The base game was made with the somewhat mediocre Third Person BP template from the Unreal marketplace, so the core engine wasn't made by the students. The game lacks polish, and the technical implementation is poor, with locked resolution and no graphics tweaks. While the visuals are mostly okay, it's overall a lacklustre affair. There's numerous reports of bugs and instability. I think it's great that this is free (and that's really the only acceptable way to publish student projects on Steam). Unfortunately the quality isn't really where I think a recommendable game could be, however, the game does show promise from the students. Hopefully they go on to bigger and better things.

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I'd recommend this game, it is a really nice adventure game with some platform mechanics. Your goal is to restore teleportation stones and reconnect towns. On your way you'll encounter many NPCs and townfolks which will give you some lore, required your help or give you tasks. To restore a teleportation stone, you have to find and collect runes, you'll have to find a way to reach them, to do so you"ll need to use potions at your disposal which have each their unique ability, as you progress you'll find more different and sometimes creative ways to approach obstacles but be careful the potions are on a cooldown so you'll have to use them sparingly. The ambiance of the game is fantastic, the graphics and visuals are very nice and clean and the audio is also really solid with a nice music and pleasant sound effects. The controls are simple and effective, you can also play with a controller if you want. And it's free. Overall it was a really fun and pleasant experience, and considering it's in beta and still in development it will only get better. Really good job devs !

The game has some quite good ideas but the execution of them needs some polish and to be less confusing for the player as sometimes is easy to get lost about without knowing what you have to do or go, especially at the beginning when the game opens up the map directly. Here you have some footage of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFtKCFZcbus

It is a fun little game to play to try considering it is free :). There are a few bugs randomly when you play, but nothing that hinders gameplay. Interesting storyline. Review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8Irc5JwyWI

well it could be better 6/10