Peer into the future in this time-travelling metroidvania. Then rewind time and use your knowledge of future events to discover new paths. It's a classic 2D action-adventure revamped with modern sensibilities and time-loop mechanics.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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The Metroidvania Review Scored Summary[metroidvaniareview.com] | | Subscribe to our Curator How Metroidvania is it? Medium Fit – Vision Soft Reset has all the trappings of a good Metroidvania, but it has a twist to the formula that, while absolutely amazing, makes it very different from your standard Metroid or Castlevania. Want to hear a different opinion, or want to share your own review? Check out our Forum here. Full Review The Review Code for Vision Soft Reset was provided by the developer through Curator Connect A lot of games include Time Travel as a feature, but at least as far as I’ve played at the time of writing this review it’s mostly been a gimmick. You can often stop time, shift between two time periods, and maybe occasionally change the future by changing the past, but generally speaking it’s used as an excuse to show off more locales. This isn't necessarily a bad
So if I understand the developer correctly, you have to beat this metroidvania within 20 minutes (or at least the biggest part of it). Now that does not mean that you will only get 20 minutes of gameplay, actually, it will take hours of practice and exploration to do so. This game has a "time travel" aspect, and I am not just talking about the time reversal that you will use to dodge bullets. It actually allows you to jump between all of your checkpoints, so essentially you want to plan your routes and reduce the time as much as possible. If you ever did a speedrun of anything, you memorize the crap out of the game and you try to beat it in the lowest time - but here you cannot disable it (which is a little ignorant on his part). I wouldn't say that this game is too hard, but it is relatively challenging. There are many places where I found the platforming to be poorly designed, taking m
Vision Soft Reset is a gem that blending metroidvania with time-travelling concept really well. It utilize those "checkpoints" to the fullest as save points and also warp beacons. Here's a twist: those warp remember when did you arrived, and warping back to a beacon is actually going back in time to when you're previously arrived. Thus you have to re-run from the start of the game again and again (with more knowledge and upgrades) in order to save time. And that is fun aspect of the game. I am, after overcoming the frustration of playing this unpolished game in other aspect, still DO recommend the game. But with lots and lots of cautions. - The controller is badly designed (and CANNOT be customized), despite it said "best enjoyed with controller". The most notably aspect of this is analog stick is completely omitted from the entire game, only D-pad available. - Control is not tight eno
A game where the term hidden gem actually applies. Incredibly original core concept for a Metroidvania with the time mechanic. Doesn't handhold and encourages experimentation. You will figure things out that the game didn't tell you and it feels like you pulled a fast one on the game. Quite a good feel to that movement -- it actually plays a lot better than trailer implies, I was expecting it to be way more stiff. Not finished yet, but the map isn't huge, however this smaller area is often re-contextualized, which keeps the exploration interesting. Upgrades come pretty fast, doesn't linger on any particular element for too long. Haven't finished, but story is interesting enough and doesn't get in the way of the game. It's there just enough to give context to what you're doing, and the dialog is pretty good overall! This game is really made with a lot of love and care. I bought this f
I wanted to like this game. The time travel mechanic is really well used and makes for some great puzzles. But my god, the difficulty curve is a cliff, with finicky controls requiring near perfect timing and fast-moving enemies that will kill you in one or two hits. You can't even reload a game if you don't have enough focus points.
The core idea is fantastic, but the execution is lacking. The difficulty ratchets up incredibly high within about an hour, and the timing windows are very tight. Unfortunately you also typically die in 2-3 hits. If you want an extremely difficult and unforgiving game with a good story and innovative mechanics, give it a shot. I don't regret buying VSR, but it was ultimately more stressful than fun for me.
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