Trigger of Time

Très sympa.

Beaucoup trop court, je l'ai fini en 80 minutes. Dommage, c'était un bon concept

Expérience courte mais fun. Un petit gout de trop peu cependant. L'histoire est simple mais efficace et ça fini sur une morale universelle. Cependant, le potentiel de speedrun est là donc manque plus qu'un timer ! A essayer !

Belle découverte au Stunfest ! Une excellente réalisation, aussi bien technique qu’artistique, avec de très bonnes idées de level design. L’ambiance sonore et musicale est également au rendez-vous. Le jeu est un peu court, mais reste une expérience très plaisante. Je le recommande vivement aux amateurs de puzzles.

Rather okay first-person puzzler game that takes a little while to get started and is over way too quickly. Core concept is interesting, but the game ends before it really gets a chance to shine and too much time is spent doing kinda tedious platforming that tends to feel more precise than it should (maybe give player greater air control? just make some of the platforms bigger? or take a clue from The Talos Principle and let players do certain pre-set jumps easily?). Seems to be a bit better with extended coyote time in patches. Graphics are oftentimes beautiful, but some effects more or less require you to use TAA to look good (the game also offers FXAA and MSAA, which is nice by itself); this includes shadows, which will sometimes look kind of grainy with other methods. It would be nice to have an option to mitigate that if possible (crank up shadow filtering?). A couple of places are too dark, but it isn't much of a gameplay problem in practice. Other pain points include elevators demanding multiple button presses to get to your destination (ancient civilization must have been quite Zen to endure these) and the effect when you get hit by an energy ball - the latter obscures your vision so that you're sure to have a harder time dodging the next projectile sent flying at you. All in all... it's an alright game with some inherent indie jank that can be completed in a single play session, but for a debut title I'd say it's a solid accomplishment. It just mostly leaves me wishing for a sequel that pushes the core mechanic further with more complex setups and more puzzles while making platforming less frustrating (and maybe removes fall damage while we're at it). Story is there but didn't do much for me, sadly. Update: the game now has a native Linux version, which is much appreciated!

short and fun, nothing mind-blowingly difficult just chill platforming and cool aesthetics

Petit jeu sympa avec des énigmes temporelles. Se termine en 2-3 heures.

Great mechanics, challenging but not hard puzzles, graphics are mostly good even though I did not like all that flashy lights. A short and good experience 👌