Saira reviews

Combine Plataformeo and puzzles in a very balanced way. The puzzles are challenging and logical, no absurd puzzles that make you pull your hair when you find the answer. The control of the well-gotten character, missing perhaps uin little more precision when landing the jumps. Minimalist and beautiful Graphics. Definitely a highly recommended game.

This title is a very good game which in addition, has the merit of being free. After, of course, Saira is not exempt from defects. In particular, I hear phases of platforms from time to time frustrating. But the phases of exploration and resolution of puzzles are worth forgetting these few annoyances. So it would be a shame to be missing this friendly game.

I Really love this game but could be better if not overlook some things Pros-excellent designs of puzzles-gripping history, are two things that generate questions... One about the protagonist and his life, and the other about what happened in that world apocalyptic-simple controls and a good tutorial cons-musica that becomes monotonous if you play too long in an area-is a game that does not need graphics breakers but u n little detail in some scenarios would not be bad

I almost gave up on the second Planet and'm glad I didn't. The Game includes some very tricky platforming sequences, which are also made even more frustrating by the sometimes spongy controls. Nothing completely insoluble, but it takes some Start-ups in certain Places to jump at exactly the right Pixel. But If you bear this, you will get an otherwise great designed game with very cool and great Puzzles. Even these are tricky in some cases, but in a nicely challenging Sense. And with about 5-6 Hours of Play, the Whole thing is also easy and sufficiently entertaining. Conclusion: If you bring a certain platforming fruit potential and like Puzzles/Knobeleien, you should definitely give Saira a Chance, because he is rewarded with cool Puzzles and a good Atmosphere.

Another puzzle/plateform by Nicklas Nygren (Knytt underground, NightSky) whose heroine equipped with a shuttle will have to traverse the Galaxy (of which about ten planets constitute so many levels). The level design being too narrow to give way to exploration and private heroin of attack means, the game focuses mainly on tense platform phases and puzzles-all different and Super-corsed-to solve to activate terminals of order here and there. As usual in the games of the developer, the atmosphere reinforces the feeling of melancholy and loneliness in sober but classy environments. The scenario is much more satisfying than Knytt underground but far too succinct. We will then regret an too short lifespan that underlines a very "indie" game for the shot. You can count on 7 hours if you want to access all possible ends.