NightSky

NightSky is a game reminiscent of LIMBO, but is completely different in almost every other Respect. (This Review is not a Comparison to LIMBO!) + You can choose the difficult Difficulty level from The start and don't have to play it through to normal beforehand (which I recommend anyway) + The Tutorial has succeeded well + Atmospheric Music->-Sometimes a little too loud + Nice sounds + Very Simpel (You need A maximum of 7 Buttons, 4 of which are for the actual Game) + For In between, but can also be played through in the second + imaginative-> + including the Vehicles and their Control->-In some I only Came up with a try that they can do more at the Touch of a button on "A" more You can do and sometimes only get on with it + Levels differ very much and you can recognize them directly by it alone when you are in a new Level-> + The Backgrounds look good and sometimes have nice details-> + In the unlockable Bonus levels There are many interesting Approaches to a possible second Part + I could even discover a Allusion. A World is called "Perpetuum Factory" and the Levels also look accordingly + Basically you don't have to think, but even that there is every now and then + You can restart levels easily and quickly + Things are Area overriding. (You can take Stuff within one level from one Area (from mostly 3) to another and when you're in another, things move on in the first, Etc.) + Everything runs completely liquid + The Credits are Optional-> + But also very well implemented-> + All of it comes back to the Beginning of the Game + There are secrets in the Form of Stars that also bring Something (You can use it to unlock small Bonus levels, which I am more likely to use than ei See a Demo for a possible second Part. They are not demanding, but Only show a lot of Ingenuity)->-The Levels in which there are secrets are marked->-If you pay attention, you quickly know where they are. At the Beginning a Story is built up-> +-This is rather moderate, But you should not use it any more Rwarten->-Which is not otherwise addressed in any Way-It is short (About 3 Hours on normal)-> + If you play through it at both levels of difficulty (which I recommend), you get a total of About three Times the Time. (About 6 Hours on Alternative)-On normal it is very easy-> + On alternatively but correspondingly difficult-control not to be converted-> + But you get used to it quickly->-However, it can still happen that you accidentally get on the wrong Button-Generally none Optionsen/Settings-If you shrink the almost screen-sized Window, it won't be taken over when it reboots-when I first wanted to close it, It crashed off Overall, NightSky is a good and recommended Game. You can turn it on in between, but you can also play through it in a Row. Due to the simple Control and the easy-to-understand target, it is accessible and offers about 9 Hours of Gameplay when played through it at both Levels of Difficulty, including bonus levels and the associated Search of the Stars. I hope for more of the same for the Future.