Safety First! reviews

YOU START WITH DOUBTS And ENDS UP HAVING FUN IF Or IF The Truth is that at first it was not clear that Safety First was to be a good game, beyond the typical "jokes of PiS" that comes to mind anyone who sees the trailer. Within minutes of starting to play, we realize one thing: The game is difficult, addictive and much better than it may seem when we are not testing it with the command in hand. The objective of the game is to solve a series of puzzles in which the goal will always be "pee" at a particular point (or several). To do this we will have to overcome different obstacles or solve different puzzles, using the physics of the environment and our own ability. To control the character, we move each leg with a different stick of the knob (ESSENTIAL command to enjoy the game). It Is Impressive How sensitive the character is to the slightest movement of the sticks. If we pass, we can start a leg of the character and we will have to start playing. The ammunition in most of the levels is limited, so we will not only have to get to each of the objectives, but to arrive with the "repairing liquid" necessary to be able to complete it. GAME CAMPAIGNS The game consists of three campaigns, each with its own levels and progress:-Classic Campaign Is What we could call "normal campaign". Here we can move our legs as we want. That Is, if we move the two sticks vertically we will float defying gravity but if we release them we will fall attracted to the ground. In My first game, I thought it would be better if we were forced to "walk", i.e. to move one foot first and then another to make the game more realistic. I was very happy to see that there were more game modes. -Campaign Advanced In This campaign can not "fly" and we are forced to move step by step: Point in favor. Something as simple as a ladder, which in the "normal" mode can imply a simple jump, in the "advanced" mode can become an adventure. -Campaign Space In This campaign we will begin floating and the levels are developed completely in Gravity 0. To not despair, we must have a little control of the sticks to move with ease and not die to the minimum shock. Completely different from the other campaigns. GAME MODES If that were not enough, each of these 3 campaigns, we can play in 3 different game modes:-normal Mode: Vanilla mode and I have commented so far. -PEP Mode: Physics and Accelerated Speed Music. Very dodgy on some levels that are "precision" because the minimum we will rip the legs to the puppet. -German Mode Drunk with Profanity: (WHAT??). What you heard. In this mode (My favorite), the character will appear with a balaclava in the head, Tenremos to face the levels with a metal music super Hard and instead of yellow liquid, we use a "Suatancia marronosa". All this while the character enriches our German with a word "basic" of the German language. Let each Of you draw your conclusions, but I recommend it. I thought it was good, cheap, entertaining, fun, addictive, with a Toquecillo gore in plan to mess... Very full for the price the truth. PROS-Very cheap. €3 and offer €2. I Think it's definitely worth it. -Many game modes and 3 campaigns. Some very difficult levels, so that guarantees a few hours of play at a very low price. -Very good Music and fun character sounds. -Ideal Game for evening with friends, pizza and beer. That doesn't have coop to play with several people, doesn't mean it's not fun to play the game. -The "German" mode has reached my heart. CONS-Would Have Been good a multiplayer type "mount your Friends", which Would lengthen the life of the game a lot. -I Don't see any way to close the game to get out and I have to do "Alt + F4" (at least I don't see it. Maybe this is my fault hahaa) Just In case, I leave a video that I made the game showing it with a little more detail and I think it will be useful to see if the game is or not to your liking. I Hope it helps. https://youtu.be/qg0ajGNQrhE If You like the video, you can subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0PmKlXopkymAT1A4tLcsIQ?sub_confirmation=1 Greetings, Meow