Analemma reviews

Emma wrote don't get me wrong, it's not a puzzle game or a jigsaw game. It's just a runner/platformer. In short, the goal is to run everywhere to find what we are told to find. Knowing that basically, from the beginning we know almost all the mechanics that one will cross; Yes almost nothing changes, if not may be the décor and the number of "boxes" to be found. There is a narrative frame that seems to be arranged by written dialogues between two people, but name of diou that I did not manage to concentrate on it and that I was not interested! That being said, the soundtrack is OK but no more and the same goes for the graphics. As for the jumps, they are rather fluid and rather coherent. that's OK. On the other hand, if the jumps are good, with regard to the Hitbox, it is once on 2 I have the impression; especially with the rocks. This is with regard to the mechanics of the game; Yes there are not many eh. After all you just have to jump to find two light indicators (one red and one green) then lower the arrows 4 blocks down. And then we end with the portal that remains on the same principle as these blocks. But it's not all that makes me Tilter... For example there is also the resolution which is unchangeable. What makes the big Max we can play in 1680 * 1050 when one is in windowed, and 1920 * 1080 when one is in full screen. That being said, I have the impression that the quality is lower in full screen. It smells like the old stretching (+ 2 little black stripes on the sides seems to me). It's too bad to have to play in QWERTY... In other words, it's stupid not to be able to change the keybind. Ah and if you want to become deaf and blind, this is a great game... Between the deafening crackling during the "mechanical noises" and the portal that blinds us once it has been activated... I do not recommend it to you, free to try it however and make me a return. You can follow the page curator here: sacrez'art.