The Last Tree reviews

Movement-Life. We're Playing for the Last Tree, but I'd say it's a paper bag. We run right-to-left. The First level as a background, the actual story. And then just platforming. The Levels are lengthy, control points are few. Design "Poor": quite simple-one back to the location, and one texurka on the platform. Everything is created from a simple set of non-diversified models. When the hero moves. Everything slows down, When it stops, the shells move swiftly. It's all the gameplay. Under the accominment of classical music. This is in principle what is interesting, because it is to the place and it is pleasant to listen (it can be free to install and listen separately in the player). In General It is possible to consider that I have bought the album of classical music from 33 compositions-it is necessary to note a good collection (and I am not fond of classics of 18th-19th centuries, but these compositions I liked)

"The Last Tree" is a Jump-and-Run side scroller. The Year 2092. We are the last Tree and have to Dodge Circular Saws, ghost ninjas and Cannons. Does that make sense? No. The ecologically oriented Setting is only arbitrary and inconsistent. Somehow one apparently wanted to set off from the Wust To Genre colleagues. That'S why you also run to the left instead of all the other Games in the Genre to the right. why? Weils just is kind of different. Added Value is just as little added As the repetitively boring Gameplay. At Its core, the Game is just a grotavere-average Platformer like there is like Sand by the Sea. Like so many Of the Genre's low-cost Representatives, this Title has struggled with a little responsive Control and inaccurate Hit boxes. An Example of the Blender character of the Game is the Soundtrack, which sounds like a grandiose Collection with numerous classic Pieces. If you Take a closer look, you notice that these are only freely accessible files that have been recorded by any Layman. So The Developer's Performance was just to download the Files. And in the same way, the Game, which is poorly programmed (as one likes to note with Respawns, among other things), that uninspired level design calls its own and otherwise comes across quite fun free and monotonous. Of course, you can hop around the Area a little bit in the Game, there are only countless better Titles of the Genre that have at least sometimes put In the Effort. Rating: 4/10 Atmosphere 1958 Set10 Story 5/10 Graphic Feature 5 Sound 5/10 Game Mechanics 4/10 Balancing 5/10 Game Pass Conclusion: This was hopefully the last Tree. 4/10 Overall Rating