Stone Tales reviews

Classic Arcade Plataformero with an original mechanics taking the two characters at the same time, complementing each other and suffering a stroke if you separate them when trying to coordinate the jumps and movements. Also The artistic section is to highlight and the sound immersive, very careful this section and even recognize paintings of different caves as the Altamira in it. Lovers of prehistory will love these constant details along the screens. There Are things to be polished, but apparently they guarantee upgrades. Recommended.

You find the Graphic Style quite interesting, but quickly becomes monotonous and offers little Variety. The Same applies to Soundtrack. Controlling Two Figures at the Same time as a keyboard may be a matter of getting used to, but I found it terribly exhausting. Game feels more like Work and would need Fine Tuning. Spear Throws feel weird to tame and especially the jumps feel really corrosive with keyboard assignment. The Mouse would actually be superfluous anyway and you would rather have put the Controls for the second Character on Arrow keys or NumPad. There is also no Reason or Motivation to fight through. Narratively Simplistically staged.

+ Unusual Graphics + Music + Combination of style, plot and gameplay-everything works on the idea + Difficult, but without busting-Not found Unusual in style, nice and nice game. Initially I bought it precisely because of stylistics-seldom come across games stylized under drawings of primitive people. Very Cool looks, creates the right mood. This is a classic, not complicated traps/riddles platformer, fights are quite simple-most enemies fall from one, less often with two strokes, and the complexity, as a rule, is not to fall. And This is really difficult-but not excessively. The Final fight with the boss was suddenly a big problem-also because nowhere on the internet there is no description of its passage. Overall, I liked it. I will keep track of what else the developer will be releasing-if there is.

Review-Key Was provided by Black Shell Media and Dietrich Online Services Stone Tales is an unusual Platformer In two ways: Both the unused scenario, and the Control of two Characters at the same time surprise. The Game puts you in an interactive Cave Painting through which you have to hop through with the two unequal Brothers Uga and Buga. On their Journey through the six Levels, you have to avoid deadly Traps, succumbed To enemies with a Spear and solve small sliding puzzles. Unfortunately, the Control takes a lot of getting used to at the Beginning and doesn't seem very precise to me even after a long Period of Play. Grade the Javelin Throws are difficult to type and hardly accurate. You get through it somehow, but the controls don't feel really good. For this, the graphic style and the Soundtrack like very much. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiY7IRKqH5c tl; dr: Short platform pleasure at a small Price with interesting Environment and Weaknesses in Control