TurnOn review

Recommended

by EvgenRomin

Product received for free TurnOn is a Platformer With a very nice Art-style and really nice Soundscape. You control something like an Energy Ball and you have to restore the Light in Electro City. You can Move on Stomping Lines, between which you hop back and forth and turn on Generators, collect Electricity in the Form of Lightning Symbols, solve small Puzzles and thus help the Residents or defeat enemies from time to time. Graphic: Graphically the Game is quite coherent, the 3D perspective (actually 2.5D) results in very interesting persective gimmicks-you can move between the "Levels" (it is difficult to explain, please just watch the Video at the End). The Story is told through comic-like Cutscenes (with animated Still images). Sound: The Music fits wonderfully into the Game, I don't think I've heard a piece Of music a second Time-the Palette ranges from soft Piano Sounds to driving Beats-depending on the Level. There's Nothing to complain about in the In-game sound either. Gameplay: A standard platformer with interesting Ideas in Perspective and a few puzzle deposits in between. There are also short Sections, which are a Mixture of Runner and Rock band. You automatically "walk" along the Power Lines, collecting lightning to the Beat And trying to dodge Hazards. You can also Die in the Game by either falling down or being hit by something 3 Times. However, The Checkpoints are distributed so fairly that this is basically not a Problem-in addition, you keep everything collected so far. Verdict: A really nice, round platform game. Clearly there are smaller Bugs, but the Overall Impression is definitely very positive. Here's another gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKRue9OsaEU

Quite A classic two-dimensional platformer, in which we have to take on the role of a bunch of electricity with eyes and, apparently, some likeness of consciousness, as if creepy it did not sound. Especially for those who believe in rebellion machines like me:) Here there is a whole story, and though for platformers it and not the most important, but still it is pleasant, that at all what happens with us there is some motivation, let it and consists in help fatty man in Adiki to look telly under beer. The Gameplay is quite diverse. After The first few stages we realize that the levels are large and branched. And Although we are limited by wires, but sometimes there are so many ways that we can get confused. It is good, after all it is also a puzzle, however to test our reaction too will be where, as here there are separate stages on which we need at rather high speed to slide on power lines, dodging obstacles and jumping breaks . Purely Emotionally, the game is like a recent Anrel or even a child of Light, although the seting and Gemplay and mechanics here are all quite different. But The game is very kind, it is saturated with a very pleasant atmosphere and tucked in beautiful graphics, very strongly napomnivshej me little Inferno. And Here is great music, tracks sometimes strangely jump from one to another, but in general soundtrack worthy and creates a certain mood. In General, the game is pleasant, at least for people who love this genre, and positively related to this easy and in some sense even relaxing pastime. And Now let's go about the cons, because without them it was not. The game really has a problem with management responsiveness. Comparing turn On with many other a platformer, I noticed that the character does not always do what you want him to do. At Some levels it does not strain at all, but here on those, where the hero needs to glide over the wires at high speed and quickly make decisions, there it is of great importance. Because of the specifics of the management Of these stages have become my most unloved, they are also quite a lot of done, and the complexity of them jumps to some unintelligent scale. Otherwise, the serious minuses I no longer noticed, and turn On left me pleasant sensations and impressions. You need to Play! :)) I advise Everyone!