Yissa Deep Realms

teleportalsが面白かったのでやってみたがダメだった。 ドット絵とか面構成は良いんだけど、 とにかくアクションの暴発率が高すぎて萎える。 →飛んで即座に撃ちながら←ジャンプという操作をしたら なぜかスライディングして落下とかが頻発する。 かと思えば足場に乗る判定がガバガバだったりする時もある。 30分くらい遊んでリストの肥やし行きになった。

Как и все игры от PixelGreeds, Исса прекрасна. Очень здорово нарисована, удобно играется (хотя, так и не понял, как толком менять оружие на джойстике), жутко хардкорная. Самая слабая из игр серии в плане сюжета, но поскольку я сыграл в неё последней - то наоборот, немного прояснила общую линию.

Pretty decent precision platforming game. It has similar jumping and wall hugging mechanics to "They Bleed Pixels", another game I like. This game differs, however, in that the enemies are easier to beat or ignore here, so it's more focused on the precision platforming part. Some things noted after playing: - the beginning parts of the game are standard platforming. the end stages are hard, focusing more on a fast hook mechanic where you reach out with your large disembodied hand and quickly pull yourself horizontally toward another large disembodied hand. Stages will have multiple floating "paths" of these, which requires good timing. But it feels pretty smooth and awesome when you get the hang of the mechanics. - however, there are several frustrating mechanics that can be improved. first, you have to grab the upper or "fingers" portion of the floating hand to have a smooth ride. grabbing the "wrist" or lower part of the hand will interrupt the jump that you perform after. this mechanic may or may not be intended, but makes these hand chains feel clunky and harder than it should be; it would be preferred if the lower portion also allowed a jump immediately afterwards. second, not sure if it is from my aging xbox 360 controller or due to a bug but sometimes you lose the second jump in your double jump, falling to your death. Despite these, it's overall satisfying to clear and the MC is cool. wish it had a gallery section like the later games by this dev :^) also a tip if you wanna try to get most of the collectables on first playthrough: one collectable in a later stage requires the weapon with the dash special, so get it early. Also it will probably require a lot of "mana" which allows you to use multiple dashes. I didn't get it but realize that dashes were possible until after that stage. the dash from that weapon is also required, I think, to beat the game (there are some loong jumps in later stages.)

Lo importante acá no es ni su apartado gráfico ni su música ni su historia, sinó su jugabilidad, es un plataformero hecho y derecho, con movimientos bastante precisos, un poco difícil en algunas partes pero justo, y no es imposible. Los movimientos del personaje con el mando se siente muy fácil, fácil de maniobrar. En lo que es su jugabilidad lo puedo comparar con Celeste, en el sentido de hacer saltos precisos, o I wanna Be The Guy pero sin las partes injustas y sin la parte de aprender con el error. Se los recomiendo si buscan un desafio plenamente plataformero.

Keyboard controls are weird and using alternative fire is weird both on controller and keyboard as You have to hold up and shoot and it can be confusing at times while dodging projectiles and enemies. Platforming with all the traps and enemies around is challenging and it gets even harder on new game plus. There're plenty of weapons to unlock as well as some health and energy upgrades to unlock throughout the game as You progress. On new game plus boss fight seemed unfair but once I tested some weapons I was able to beat them after a few tries. I'm not sure if only the last boss has phases but You regain full health and energy each phase and with available weapons You can beat every phase before the boss starts using attacks that are hard to dodge. Environment looks dirty but overall design with enemies and bosses works pretty well imo. The game can be really hard and frustrating at times but bosses are fun to beat.

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