Journey to another planet and discover its secrets in order to bring your loved one back to life. Experience an adventure, inspired by old school classics like Another World, Heart of Darkness and Flashback.
"The Way tells a story about a member of space explorers team, who lost his beloved one and cannot accept her death. Finding ancient writings on eternal existence during one of his last expeditions makes him come back there in search of the meaning of life itself. He will soon know that the planet has its own secrets and problems that he will need to face in order to get what he is looking for."
Ricevi una notifica istantanea quando il gioco raggiunge lo sconto desiderato
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Inglese | |||
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A game that sets out to rebottle some of the lightning of Eric Chahi's groundbreaking Another World has some pretty big shoes to fill. There have been attempts to craft another game in its vein, ranging from the attempted direct sequel Heart of the Alien to the famous and well-regarded spiritual successor Flashback, and while many of these games are quite fun, I'd be hard-pressed to call any of them, even Flashback, equals to Chahi's masterpiece. Another World was simply without rival. I just completed it, and I can say with confidence that this game is indeed Another World's most worthy successor to date. This is the game I've been waiting for, and were I Eric Chahi, I'd be quite flattered by it. Let me begin with a single caveat: this game demands a modern gamepad with dual analog sticks. Certain scenes are demanding enough with one, but nigh-unbeatable with keys, and I haven't found
What wouldn't one do for saving his loved one? I love this puzzle platformer, despite it being mildly frustrating due to the puzzle difficulty. Shorter version of the review This is a slow-paced puzzle platformer, personally i felt like crying at times due to the difficulty of the puzzles (I am not a big puzzle enthusiast, perhaps others might find these puzzles easier) You won't run and gun everything you see, instead, you will need time to think through and to make a plan, and you need to pay attention to the hidden clues throughout the game. While you do all of these, you will be accompanied by great viusals and atmosphere (Oh trust me, pixels or not, the visuals are atonishing). I am not sure about the playtime, i would say around 14 hours, i had to play most of the time offline due to some local issues (not game-related). Gameplay The beginning, despite it being a bit sad, it was
A really well made old-school style puzzle-platformer in pixel style! + nice art + good variety of puzzles + mostly good checkpoints + well told story + most puzzles pitched at just the right level + Tincan - some puzzles require writing things down (or a good memory!) - occassional platform sections are frustrating - some frustrating checkpoints!
Don't let the negative reviews sway you like they did me. They aren't wrong. Sometimes the checkpoints suck but they don't suck THAT much. The platforming is wonky but not THAT bad. There were some hard parts but they're not THAT hard. It is a very well balanced game with a surprising mix of genres. The puzzles are incredibly well designed. The bouncing between action and thinking was so fun. Music rocked. Visuals caused a screenshot frenzy. As long as you aren't a person who likes to whine at the first sign of hardship, you will be in for a very very fun game.
Playing status: 100% achievement, finished the game Grindy Achievement(s): No. Optional Achievement(s): Yes (16 achievements). Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro The Way is a puzzle game with some platforming elements in it. It tells a story about a man that lost his wife, seeking a secret place that holds the secret to immortality. Puzzles are made in such a way to utilize your unique powerups and vary in difficulty. Pros: - A lot of puzzles in various difficulty - Nice-looking backgrounds with the detailed pixel art - Some puzzles can be tricky to solve - A lot of checkpoints Cons: - No hints whenever you are stuck - It's easy to die because of fall damage - Alt-tabbing issues Specs Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Should you buy this game? Yes. If you like puzzle games and don't mind the annoying platformer sections, buy this game. In-Depth Review
The Way is a 2D action/platform puzzler reminiscent of a few classic games like Heart of Darkness and Out of this World. The short of things is that it's just not very enjoyable because the puzzles tend to involve a ton of busywork, the hit detection is rather unforgiving, there are some minor but annoying bugs and your character moves slower than a real person might. The presentation is good, but monotony sets in quick. To be more specific, in a lot of ways (no pun intended) The Way maybe takes too many notes out of its inspiratory games, but adds a few problems of its own. There are many checkpoints, but your movement is so laborious- especially up ladders of which there are many in the game- that you'd wish there were even more. It's not like many of the sections are especially hard, you just have a single hitpoint and not a ton of leeway and your character handles like a forklift. N
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