This is a hand-drawn 2D adventure game.
The sun has died, forcing mankind to retreat towards what little heat remains beneath the planet's surface. Humanity's last bastion, Brimstone, is a city literally divided into upper and lower classes, both controlled by the all-powerful Raven Corporation. Raven Corp also controls the city's breathable air, with the wealthy Upper City getting far more than its fair share… Young Valerie Bennett has just passed the test to become a Traverser; a new kind of peacekeeper with the ability to travel between the Upper and Lower cities of Brimstone. Join her on a mission to reveal Raven Corp's sinister secrets, uncover years of lies and propaganda, and discover the most dangerous thing in all of Brimstone: the truth.
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anglais |
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I wanted to like this game, I really did. But the short version is, everything about it was disappointing. To me, this game's cardinal sin was that it was too short. Not as in "I PAID $XX FOR THIS SO IT SHOULD BE THIS LONG!" or as in "Man it ended but I just wanted to keep playing!" I mean that for this game, the story they were telling and the mechanics they were trying to develop, there was simply not enough game time to flesh it all out decently. You're strung from one plot point to the next, never really being given a chance to process or even care about what's happening in the story. Mechanics introduced early in the game are never given adequate time to be developed, and your existing mechanics never feel like they grow or transform over the course of the game. With a few additional missions in the middle, the game wouldn't seem like it was so rushed. The second big disappointmen
Traverser is a complete package that does everything well. It takes very familiar game elements such as physics puzzles and platforming and uses them quite effectively. Physics puzzles may be not super original as a game feature, but its the way their applied that is so well done here. I never knew what to expect and Traverser introduces these puzzles in subtle ways and never spells it out for you. I enjoyed this very much. Matter of fact the game does little hand holding and lets you figure out most of what needs to be done. Aside from the puzzles, the entire universe of Traverser just draws you into its unique narrative and charm. From the buildings architecture to the awesome flyers on the walls. This game has alot of personality and it shows. The voice acting is top notch and the story flows at a nice pace. The only gripe I could come up with for Traverser was the way game treats dea
Pros: -Game's pretty, models are fairly well-animated. -Premise is interesting. -Music's fairly decent, both in ambience and otherwise. Cons: -Too short. Game can be finished in three hours, even if you take your time and search for secrets. Sure, you can replay it, but there's not much reason to. -Too easy. No enemy in the game is very threatening - guards can be stunned from a distance and are terrible at pathing around obstacles. -Boss fights are outrageously simple. Wait for specific timing, pick up projectile, hurl at boss, repeat. Only time I died was when I fell into a pit after a fight had ended, and that was because of wonky platform hitboxing. -Puzzles aren't difficult or complex or even interesting - hope you like the ol' switch-puzzle sewer-pipe-puzzle light-mirror-puzzle cliches, because that's all you'll get. -The physics-manipulation-mechanic is a gimmick. I wish I'd ju
This game has a great personality creating a wonderful experience as you Traverse through the dark but yet vibrant world of Brimstone. The game offers an eclectic mix of intelligent puzzles that forces you to think outside the box while having a blast with your gravity glove. As you progress throughout the game you find funny and rather crazy objects that offers the possibilities to goof around, and it will undoubtedly make you crack up and smile like the kid you are. Traverser is to me a great game that offers a lot of fun combined with the right amount of intelligence. I strongly recommend this game, 10/10 and would love to see a sequel! Strongly Recommended!
Ahh, I don't know what rating to give Traverser. It does some things so wonderfully, but it just falls short in almost every category for me to want to call it a "must-buy." It's a platformer, so I expect top-notch controls. These felt a little loose to me, I had trouble judging depth-perception on occasion and the movement felt a bit syrupy. The AI movement is laughable--the bad guys just don't track properly and are confused easily (which in retrospect is good for me, as I prefer bull-in-a-china-shop play vs. sneaking about). The graphics are enjoyable, the music fine, and the voice acting was great. No real complaints here. My main problem is with the story; it feels so incredibly rushed. This game would have been so much better had it taken more time to flesh out the story. I still don't understand the gravity gates, the upper/lower city; I feel like I'm missing a huge portion
The aesthetic is very pretty and the world seems interesting but otherwise this game just falls short on most of the gameplay elements. Neither the platforming on stealth, which were both quite basic, feel good which is mainly because the controls were so clunky. I hoped to like this more than I actually did, unfortunatelly.
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