
A little robot becomes a pilgrim and crosses a wild post-apocalyptic world to find the meaning of life.
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Languages: English, French, Simplified Chinese
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Ultreïa is a pretty fun little point'n'click. If you're a regular point'n'click player, the puzzles will be very straightforward, but they're not so simple as to seem like busywork. They're all logical in the world of the game, and you get all the clues you need, so you never waste time wandering around trying to combine everything with everything. The storyline is less sci-fi and more of a surreal spaghetti western, and the music and graphics support that vibe. My sole complaint with the game is that in order to complete it, you need to unnecessarily repeat a section of the game you already played, which is a bit tedious. But because the whole thing is only about 3 hours long, that doesn't matter too much. Definitely worth a purchase if you're into adventure games.
A cyberpunk(ish) game with great graphics and music, and an incredible achievement, because I think this game is almost entirely made by only one person.
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Thumb sideways. This game is OK. (I agree with most of what's in oldladygreybun's review.) An homage to old LucasArts adventure games. Has the same kind of failings as the old adventure games in that some of the things you have to do to solve problems are so obtuse that you either have to resort to trying everything on everything or using a walkthrough (which is what I did). However, the visuals and sounds are very nice and the characters are interesting, plus it works fine on Linux. Expect 4 to 5 hours of gameplay depending on how well you deal with the puzzles.
简短的解谜游戏 指引很少,有点摸不着头脑,很多道具到结局都不知道有什么用,很迷 剧情很谜语人,结局部分和章节中一些对话甚至没有翻译(虽然很简单易懂) 谜语人归谜语人,打通两个结局后还是很好理解,很符合"朝圣"这一主题(虽然真结局开始还不知道怎么打出来,居然要开二周目) 中规中矩,5块钱冰棒游戏,不亏
A short okay-ish adventure game. The visuals are inconsistent but it's part of the charm; the plot is okay (even with the twist at the end), and as with most point-and-click adventures, it has some questionable solutions and a little bit of brute-forcing. Some funny dialogue and likeable characters. Buy on sale, methinks.
无论是画面还是解谜都不怎么样,很无聊的一款游戏
Cool world, cool story, excellent gameplay, excellent interface. I particularly enjoyed certain characters, a couple of puzzles and some of the music. Superior to its demo/prologue; no bad surprises if you come from there. Easily earns the hitchhiking gesture.
Une très belle aventure, à la rencontre d'un monde moins robotique qu'il n'y paraît... Une invitation à la réflexion, de chouettes énigmes, une atmosphère unique et une sensation de retrouver la fibre des vieux jeux "point'n'click"... Une perle.
What to say here? I'm honestly taken aback. I didn't go into this thinking i'd get Machinarium/Creeks vibes. The Story was wonderful. I found myself gripped from Point A to Point Z. It was very much a beautiful Point 'n' Click Adventure Title that I needed in my life. The Musical Score is engaging and fitting for each key scenario you find yourself in the puzzles vary in difficulty, none of them were terribly difficult but some did feel a little TOO easy, if I had to add in one minor complaint. Some were pretty insultingly easy but perhaps this is just dumb adult brain, if I view this as me as a kid back in the 80's or 90's playing this maybe adult me is too harsh. Now for the bit I can barely believe i'm going to say... the.. voice acting was ... good? Like don't get me wrong there is no real VA Work. Nobody has lines, but there IS spoken dialogue, each Robot you encounter along the journey to finding your father's killers has their own unique noises and I honestly appreciated that, because it's a step that the Devs didn't need to take. If all robots sounded similar I don't think i'd be listing that as a complaint but the fact they did does earn them some brownie points or positive praise because it shows yet more attention to detail in releasing their titles, and means that i'm very likely to now either explore their back catalogue and/or future releases and don't think I didn't notice there's a DLC for "Enhanced Edition" it's not out yet but you can bet i'll be replaying this one when it drops.
This was such a great game! My only complaint was how short it was. It has a wonderful story to it, engaging artwork mixed with a calm Bladerunner-esque soundtrack. It's a nice one to play in your downtime. The theme centralizes around endless cycles of hatred and forgiveness and what your choices may lead to, without spoiling anything. Definitely give it a try if you can. :)
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