It’s a challenging 2D arcade game where you are a master of time. Set it to past, present or future to control various mechanisms, and make sure that a mechanical bird will safely reach the end of the level. Prepare to die a lot – you will be sliced, squashed and crushed.
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Green Game: TimeSwapper is iFun4All’s second game on Steam following the December, 2015 release of Red Game Without a Great Name. This title has also been released onto PS Vita, Android, iOS and is one of those rare games that is suitable for all of the platforms that it is on. The game is pretty simplistic to learn the basics of but features some very complex and well designed puzzles that will be certain to be the bane of your existence if you allow yourself to be suckered in by its charm. The charm is in the presentation. The music is fantastic and is among my favorite soundtracks in an indie game this year. The soul jazz soundtrack really does the job of establishing the mood and the atmosphere for the game but at the same time reminds me of television shows from when I was a child (1980’s) and prior. It’s sweet sound is melodic and a natural fit for a game that I think attempts to
It's a “sequel” to the “Red Game without a great name”. Unlike the predecessor I can't recommend this one. It ain't bad, but if in the Red Game controls were just clunky here they are horrendous even thought they are actually much simpler! In this game you have no direct control over the mechanical bird at all. The only thing you control is “time” of objects on the level. With that you can control which valves are open which walls are broken and position of other obstacles like pistons and spinning blades. The bird is in her own time bubble and isn't affected by the flow of time on the level. So, it just flies straight and change direction in steam streams. Basically, the only thing you control in this game is that green beam of light pointing from the top of the screen. You can move it into 3 main positions to point at the bottom-left or bottom-right corners of the screen or in the mid
Note: This game was reviewed with a code provided by the developer. Green game: TimeSwapper is a sequel to the Red Game which I have not played, but would like to try out in the future. In the Green Game you control a mechanic world and time itself where you guide a bird from one cage to another. As you control time itself the layout of the level changes. You can rot things to create ways for you to go through, turn on or off steam valves that blow you into the way you want to go through and go through portals. The art style is outstanding, every time you shift time stuff in the background changes and it's just awesome to look at. The gameplay is pretty simple, you guide the bird through the stages by turning on steam valves to blow him in the right direction, this can be achieved by using either the mouse controls or the keyboard, but I highly suggest using the keyboard as the mou
Same thing different color
Green Game: TimeSwapper is the most roller-coasterish game I've ever played. Starts out excellently, goes horrible in the middle, then rewards the patient player with a rather good finish. In the game, you control the Bird - or moreso, you don't control the Bird, but manipulate the environment to control the Bird. Set up wind directions to change the course of the Bird's flight, and change obstacles to make sure the Bird doesn't collide with them (and doesn't die, as a result) - all this by controlling a single dial, based on the setting of which the environment changes its behaviour. Your mileage may vary, but I immediately fell in love with this control scheme - adding in the jazzy music and the barebones visual style, which I also love, I was ready for a really superb action-platformer(-ish game). However, after 15-20 levels the game's two major faults are obvious - the very uneven le
If you enjoyed Red and you want to play Green, you must be aware that those two are way different from each other. You will not find here the mechanics that was in Red. It is not so dynamic as Red was. Do not get me wrong, it is not a bad game, just after playing the first part, this one could be found as a bit dull. As in Red, we are responsible for an artificial bird. This time the player moves a light beam that symbilises flow of time - except a bird look it does not have much in common with time manipulation. The proper position of the beam activates objects of the environment or changes their rotation. You cannot control the bird's flight directly, it can be only disrupted by interacting with those objects when the bird flies right into them. Graphics in Green is good. As in Red, the background is made in a way that gives a nice feeling of depth. Music is of a good choice. After
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