
Simple to play but difficult to master, Upwards, Lonely Robot combines addictive ‘one more go’ gameplay with quirky and endearing art direction and an intriguingly cryptic story to bring you a gaming experience unlike any other.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 37 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Un seul mot: hyperaddictif ! Toujours envie d'aller plus loin, plus haut... Pour le prix, il ne faut pas passer à côté !
jeux de reflexion pas aussi evident qu'il n'y parrait https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3BxF2BUNno
Played the demo, liked the game, bought the game, completed the game in one sitting. No regrets on my part~ :)
it is a small copy of "nebulus" an old Atari game, they have used some soundeffects from the game too. Not so good like the original game. the original nebulus gameplay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TXFy3c_GA8 some nostalgia points
Juego entretenido, con 2-3 horas de diversión dependiendo de lo bien que se te dé el plataformeo. Una historia interesante que te engancha a seguir jugando para saber qué pasará.
It's...I'll give it a six out of ten: okay, but not perfect. And perhaps slightly below average, considering what goes for average in games these days (we're a spoiled bunch). The good is easy to describe: the game looks good, handles very well and the soundtrack is amazing (though there's hardly any variety). I'd say that the first few levels you play will be very good (considering the price class of the game, obviously). The problem...this is first and foremost an endless climber. The story mode is just tacked on (the radio messages are among the worst quality one's I've ever heard. I mean...I put more emotion in "my toast is burned" than the authors put in "everyone's dead"), but nonetheless something that'll keep you busy. The endless climbing is where it's at. Though I'm not sure if I'm awesome at this game, or it just being really easy. I mean...even at playing "really hard" I felt more bored of playing the same levels than be given a challenge. So...not to sound demeaning, but I'd recommend this more to an inexperienced audience than an avid platformer. And perhaps one strange question: why aren't there wall obstacles anywhere? I mean...I get that this isn't a vertical maze or something, but c'mon...shouldn't this be an obvious addition?
Liked the story and gameplay. Something little different.
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