Reflection of Mine reviews

Early Access Review To See, the game is fine. Its mechanics are interesting and despite its apparent simplicity ends up breaking the head and history is not bad. Besides the atmosphere both in the game and in the story help a lot to get into the game. The only problem is the gameplay, is a game where the importance of "where I am and where is the ' other self '" is vital. It Is often that you make movements that make you unable to make any sequence of movements that will allow you to go to a certain place and you Are forced to kill yourself. It is Also common to have done a lot of moves to reach a certain point and die (which are not few times) or get stuck you have to go back and do the same sequence of movements. A couple of times it doesn't matter, but repeat the same sequence 5-10 times or even more if you are one of those that as it gets frustrated it becomes more impulsive. Checkpoints help, but they're not enough. It Is still in advance access and is not yet finished, but that's why I would ask that in all worlds tubiese the ability to go back and part that can be back when you died to get to the point before dying. Also that if you have stepped on a checkpoint and you leave the game give you the opportunity to either start again or return to the checkpoint. Finally I would like that some levels are focus more in that you think how to reach a certain point to follow a fixed sequence of movements. There Are three things that would help to reduce the frustration generated by the game, helping to get more into the game and that in turn would not "make the levels easier" but as before, is more, I encourage you to make difficult levels. There are few times I wanted to continue playing but the frustration took away the desire and had to close the game. I Would be thankful to have in Spanish. So Yes, I recommend it, but only if you are a person who has tolerance to frustration. Otherwise, Compratelo Once the advance access is complete and they have fixed it.

If you want To BREAK YOUR BRAIN, please. This is a quick overview. And now it's normal. I will not touch the Plot at all. -------------------------------------------------Are you a beast like that? This is an old school game. If you want a smooth increase in complexity-well... There's something like that. But from the beginning you are thrown into hardcore and then, the difficulty increases as the Super Hexagon-Hard, Harder, Hardest, Hardestest, Hardestestest, Hardestestestest. No kidding. If you are going to go straight to the game on "Nevrozye" (which I do not recommend to do)-get ready for a brain storm. After half of the game will have to sit with a blotknoth and record all the options of moves, otherwise-the entire level at first (and yes, the restriction on the walkers, too). So, go through the game first on the simple mode, there are no restrictions on the walkers. Uh, what's the game all about? In essence, it is a puzzle-walker, with emphasis, mainly, on the first. In The beginning you will not be very much new mechanics, but the farther you advance-the more you have to think and calculate (fortunately, the main mechanics of each particular chapter in the next chapter will not meet). You have to control TWO or THREE characters at the same time. All obey the same commands, and perform them simultaneously, so you have to sweat to deliver all the "heroes" in their seats in each level. It is difficult, not I bet. But even more difficult-to pass the game itself. Plot? Highlights? I won't tell You. Read the description of the game, or buy it, but I will say at once-the plot of the game is quite difficult. On The main points-the graphics in the game is quite pleasing to the eye, but the delights do not spoil. It's Quite atmospheric. The Sound is also quite high quality. Geimpley-10 \ 10 Difficulty-it'S OVER NINE THOUSAAAND!!!!! Graphics-8 \ 10 Soundtrack-8 \ 10 Plot-10 \ 10 Total score-9 \ 10. Z. S: Generally-10 \ 10, but I decided to ignore the complexity. And even a little parting-a lot of time do not pass, brains will creak. Z. S: Go through the game yourself. You are welcome. Let me and a Little help write a guide to all levels in Steam, but you will get much more fun by turning the levels yourself.