Ascent: Crash Landing is an open world 3D platforming beta, heavily inspired by classic platformers such as Crash Bandicoot, Rayman, Croc & Spyro.
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I hate games that advertise split screen support but then forces you to play alone, while providing no menu or in-game explanations of when or how split screen will ever be supported.
I don't mean to discourage the developer but honestly this game really really should be in Early Access. I know it says BETA on it, but it's on steam as a regular release, and it's simply not ready. The game world has promise but it needs A LOT of work. Platforming seems floaty and imprecise. Combat is clunky and unsatisfying. The sound effects are low quality and ineffective. And there are bugs. I literally got stuck because I jumped out of bounds looking for secrets and had no way back into the level, Not to mention the game is incredibly short. Right now, it's just not worth playing. Edit - Now that the game is fully out, I can safely say that I do NOT believe this game is worth playing. Basically, nothing was fixed from it's early access/BETA release to it's full release. Poor combat, poor level design, poor sound design still plague the game. Sure an extra two levels were released
Summary: I want to preface this review by saying that I _DO_ think this game has promise but I disagree that it's in Beta. I like this game, I think it has a cute art style and reminded me somewhat of Jak and Daxter for the PS2. That said, The game is still basically in alpha stages and I don't think that's made clear enough by the trailer and description (yes, it says it's in beta but the game has been out for 6 months and beta typically means only minor changes are coming) I'm not mad about the few bucks I spent on it and I probably won't bother refunding it either but I wanted to at least have something here that mentioned what this is: an alpha. The Good: - Cute graphics Very nice art style reminding me of old games like Jak and Daxter. - Movement feels pretty good Never missed a platform in a way I felt was unfair - Cute sidekick Gotta have it - Slight nostalgia for 90s and
Hey! Developer! Did you forget to flag your game "Early Access"? I though this product was finished. This game just seems rough. The main character is just lifeless. No expression. It looks bored no matter the context. Killing enemies isn't satisfying. They make a generic grunt when killed. They blink in and out of existence. Opening crates just spark up and disappear when hit. They don't get reduced into shrapnel. Functionally, the game is there, but it feels lifeless and not much to do. Swimming feels incomplete. Can't dive. Don't hear splashing sound effects. Just one animation when in water. There is no idle pose or moving pose for swimming. Once you are in water, can't get out unless there is a beach nearby. tl;dr Short and incomplete. Pass up.
Well i only recently came across this hidden gem today. ASCENT: Crash Landing Is a 3D platformer with a cool art style and hidden objectives, basically everything you expect from a 3D platformer. Controllerhighly recommend Pros Art style i like, its like a mash between clay and cartoon props it fits well. Level design is fluid, and smart there is also a hidden objective/paths on each level which is nice The level hub is a nice way to do it platforms that match the type of level you are going in nice, Price point, for the price this game is worth it, for the content that is in it is already worth the money but if the game progress on with more levels count yourself a win Cons Very short, at the minute but hopefully it will grow. No real story at the moment, be nice if the story grew, yes there is background info in the menu but give us more !! Combat system is very
If you enjoyed this review, please consider following my Curator Page Nep's Gaming Paradise (Nepiki Gaming) for more reviews! Nepiki's Stats Overall length Around 1 hour for beat and completion Overall difficulty Easy difficulty Overall score ★☆☆☆☆ Summary With less content than most betas, it's mind-boggling that this developer thought it was okay to release this game for money. With only a few basic platforming levels, ridiculously short length, and terrible combat, this one should be avoided. --Positives-- --Negatives-- Controls are alright. Demo sold as full game. At least it's cheap? Extremely basic levels. Combat is horrible. https://store.steampowered.com/app/932790/ASCENT_Crash_Landing/
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