Return. is a a short platformer with atmospheric pixel art.
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
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| Anglais |
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Overall, definetely the best free platformer I've played so far. The game is slow, making it very relaxing when combined with the music. Unfortunately, the song doesn't seem to loop, making the game quiet when the song ends until you make a stupid mistake for being impatient and then die. Some parts such as the death scene and the ending scene, and quite possibly even the main menu are somewhat unsettling and makes me think there's something scary hidden inside the game or game files that requires you to go really deep into the game, but it's still cute. Not being able to instantly restart the moment you die makes dying a little annoying at times, because you then have to wait a couple of seconds before the game lets you restart it. Edit: After recording the game using Bandicam, the video file usually contains the name of the program recorded, but the fact that the game is named ¤±¤±´
good game. my deteriorating mental health has improved upon playing. perfect if you are- a) experiencing sad b) no money the gameplay is simple and short, yet substantial to the overall calm and pleasant atmosphere of the game. there are several checkpoints throughout the game, which i suppose are there in order to alliviate any anxiety you may have concerning the difficulty of the game and its effect on your self esteem (translation: it easy) the graphics, colors, and music all come together to create a comfortable vibe. i would definitely buy a longer version with a tad more story/plot implemented.
Hey, warning to yall who want to play this game - if you've ever heard of Petscop/know what it's about (It's not a game for the faint of heart at all, I'm generally pretty good with horror games but that one is psychologically unstablizing since the events match up with real world events), this game gives off heavy vibes that remind me a lot of Petscop. You've been warned. 2nd Warning: This game is probably not for those who dislike unsettling/paranoid feelings. Even with no dialogue, I still feel like I can hear footsteps behind me after I beat the game. Now, that warning may have made return. sound like a horror game, but I would only say very subliminaly it is? Other than that, it's an adorable platformer, and worth the 10-30 minutes of your time it takes to beat it. It took me 30 minutes due to the fact that my hands shake, and it's a decently moving platformer. At first, it's
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The creator of the game "Return", "Breadmeat(빵고기)", has committed a crime of exploiting women and minors. Please do not support or play this game.
I'm one of those gamers who can, in certain circumstances, get really frustrated with a particularly difficult section in a game. But that hasn't stopped me from enjoying games designed to be hard in the past. I loved every second of Super Meat Boy, even when I was getting my butt handed to me. I played the crap out of VVVVV. I can't stand Return. It's a cute little game. The graphics are adorable. The music is maddening but appropriate. The limited jump mechanic is pretty fun. But in a game where you are designed to die over and over again, I don't understand why they would build in a solid 5 seconds of just waiting after each death. You fall, the screen gets fuzzy, the music goes wonky, you hit R to restart, and then you have to wait a moment before the screen starts scrolling again. It's a small detail, but it really ruined the flow of the game for me. There should be no pause betwee
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