Nimbus reviews

I Think many will have it, it was kind in some bundle months/years ago, but it is one of those titles that you see in the library but then usually never played. Well, do it, it deserves. The plot, okay, is a pretext for putting a final boss on us. But It's a basically very simple game. With The arrows moves the shuttle, and with a button it brakes. End. The Rest (speed, glide, bounces, etc.) is given everything from physics, and the many instruments put in the various levels, which have a curve of difficulty well balanced and are almost never trivial, accomplices various found (keys, switches, portals) That from time to time make them original. But it Has two faults to mention:-the control system in general is good, but several times the shuttle goes a little ' on its own, especially in the levels where you change the severity (and the type controls are reversed) or in those (many) where you have to take speed To reach distant areas. Here, try to control a shuttle that travels at 300 km/h is a mess. Yes, then you take a little ' hand, but are not rare the times when it still bangs on a few pixels, forcing to redo. -Some of the most advanced levels have elements (balls, above all) to bounce/roll by going on with the shuttle and similar stuff, which also goes well, pity that however often the balls go where they want them (and here I leave you in the double senses). Ok, they always follow the well-made physics of the game, but the feeling of having little control over these elements is high, and sometimes it might be tedious. Fortunately the levels so are few. For the rest, the degree of challenge is good, there are so many secrets to discover and extra levels that would not disfigure in Super Meat Boy as a madonnas pulled down. The game itself lasts well enough, especially if you want to unlock everything, so if you look for a title that looks simple but engaging and almost always well realized, I can not recommend it.