"On Rusty Trails is a modern illustrative platformer which puts you into a world constantly reacting to your change in appearance. Recently, the rain has been going haywire. You are guy Elvis. Your house just dissolved into a pile of rust, and soon you will too! This is not how you planned to enjoy your future as a rate payer. Good thing, you suddenly get your hands on a Shifty Suit! Now it‘s super easy to incognito yourself and walk amongst suspicious hairy folk. Walk along, below and above iron cities, soggy jungles and flaming war zones. Swiftly zoom over any obstacle and switch form to avoid a rusty funeral…"
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Wow! I just completed this game and I'm in awe of what a well-made pure platformer the guys at "Black Pants Studio" have created!! The game is simple and contains a mechanic that has been used before. Our hero (Elvis!) can change between two forms : blue and red. Whilst in each form he is immune to certain environmental hazards of that same color. Depending on the color state he is in will also determine which type of scenery will manifest itself for him to stand on and jump off. I've played games before using similar mechanics but none that have implemented it so well as in ORT. With the exception of normal joystick movement the only other button to concern yourself with is jump. That's it. Simple and pure, no nonsense!! So how hard is it? This is a tricky one to define. Due to most stages having numerous available checkpoints you may only have to traverse ten seconds of platform may
I really liked Tiny & Big: Granpa's Leftovers a while back (one of the few games that was very much like a collect-a-ton like SM64, yet had very modern mechanics, and gave you a lot of freedom which made exploring really satisfying!), and they also have a mobile game (about batteries?) that I found pretty cool. So I had my eye on this one and bought it on the winter sale. This game has a their distinct style all over, but especially in the music! It's great! The visuals are good as well, but more in style than impressiveness, I guess? They look a bit crude, but style makes up for it. Unfortunately, while I liked some of the game, I don't see a main purpose to it. The platforming feels good, and while the mechanics aren't completely original, that isn't a problem, if the levels make the game a beast of its own. But it didn't really seem the case, here. Difficulty-wise, it's very soft,
Don’t you just hate it when a radioactive goo-ball destroys your house? On Rusty Trails is a fast-paced platformer from Black Pants Studios. In ORT you play as a small red robot called Elvis. After Elvis’ home is destroyed in a strange storm he decides to venture into the city to redeem his house warranty in order to get a new house. You would have thought this would be a fairly straightforward task but a combination of environmental hazards and rising tension between the two different factions that live within the city makes Elvis’ journey a dangerous one. Before I get underway I would just like to mention that there are a few things that I’ve made the decision to not talk about in the review. They aren’t major but they are related to the story and I don’t want to spoil it for any prospective players. The first thing that’ll strike you when you look at ORT is that it’s a fantastic
This wasn't easy to find, but I'm very happy that I stumbled upon it. If you like "purist" platformers where it's all about the game mechanics and few controls, not luck or items, this is a must buy. Controls are top notch, smooth and predictable (I'd recommend a gamepad for the best experience.) Difficulty curve was just right - when you fail it's always clear why, retries are quick and you can continuously feel how your skills are building. Frustration is minimized with frequent checkpoints. What made this stand out for me especially is the quality of the sound track. The art style is also amazing. Only downside is that it's pretty short (about 3 hours for me). Still absolutely worth it.
Jeez, this game needs more reviews! I've been following this studio since I played Tiny and Big last year (which I LOVED), and while I'm only on the second set of levels so far, I can tell this is another amazing game from Black Pants Studio. Also, many thanks for GNU/Linux support!
This game is WOW I LOOOOOOOOVE IT!!! Review is updated to reflect the wonders of this game. what is required to enjoy it: - Fan of platformers (Mario/Limbo) - Controller - Big Screen - Good Speakers/Headphones (mandatory) why buy this game: - Difficult and challanging (as the old Super Mario games) - Level design made to speed run (as Super Mario) - Original, artistic, mind blowing level design and game mechanics (as Limbo) - Great Music - The more you play the more it gets fast, challanging and innovative. - Innovative checkpoints, you collect triangles, you can keep them as level rewards or use them to save in the checkpoint box. maybe you're asking yourself "OMG I got too many platformers on my STEAM account and the only one I completed is Limbo! Should I buy it?" the answer is YES YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE IT!!!! Do you miss the challange of Super Mario Bros old games? BUY THIS GAM
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