Munin reviews

In terms of Graphics, Soundtrack and Atmosphere when Playing, Munin is Top! In addition, the Game system is quickly understood and the individual Sections of The world are neither too long nor too quickly played through ... It remains varied and two, three Levels really have it in them;) If you like to knock a crash and have something left for Nordic Mythology, you will enjoy it.

This game is just great!!! I can only recommend it, the graphics are beautiful, the gameplay is very nice, the difficulty increases increasing without becoming impossible, it often has to break a little head to get to finish a level but this is what makes it cool and addictive. I have nothing more to say except: If you love me this type of puzzle game and platform dark and buy this game you will not regetteras. A great Bravo to all the people who have laid on this game!

[+] • Lovingly designed Levels • Pleasant Background music • Animations [-] • The Game mechanics remain the same, so that at some point Monotony occurs • Once you have died you must repeat every Process, it does not save from your last Action from Conclusion It Is a Puzzle Platformer where you can move the Platforms at will to get to your Destination: Collecting the Feathers, for example, it's not any of the Puzzles you should definitely have, but it's not bad either. If you don't want to play anything too demanding and want to beat some Time dead – that's what the Game is a good thing for.

Many will argue that what prevails, in a puzzle-game, is above all the gameplay and therefore the mechanics that condition it. On this side, no worries to have, munin perfectly fills the specifications: the workings of the game, if they are rather common in the whole (water, lava, rock ball, light beams, etc.), take all their senses when it becomes possible to rotate certain parts of the décor. The last world also reuses almost all these mechanics. You might as well say that all this sometimes becomes a jolly mess when it comes to making a path to these precious feathers. The dead are chained together and we often curse you for not having more anticipated our actions... In short, we tend to think that history, in a puzzle-game, is the anecdotal, that it is nothing less than an excuse to make the player's meninges work. But it must be acknowledged that the way in which munin is presented adds a certain charm: the backgrounds (watercolor way), the discreet but inspired music, and the poetic interludes present a simple story, that lovers of Nordic mythology will particularly appreciate the many references it contains. Verdict: 4/5-very good, a sure value!