Etherborn is an environmental puzzle platformer built on exploring and understanding gravity-shifting structures. You are a voiceless being that has just been born into a world where a bodiless voice calls to you, patiently awaiting your arrival. As your first thoughts emerge, you realise your journey has just begun. You must reach this ethereal voice to fully understand your own existence.
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I aced the entire game twice and got every achievement in 4 hours. I'm a fairly busy person so I occasionally like a game that I can complete in a single sitting. It's just one less game in my backlog of titles as far as I'm concerned. I didn't experience any bugs and puzzles are nothing too taxing but enough to get the grey cells working. There's a new game + once you beat it once, though I found it easier than the first run through. It's not going to change the world, but it's a few hours of casual puzzling fun nonetheless.
It's a solid casual puzzler. I enjoyed it. These sort of games are for the people who don't have much time for gaming. Pros: Definitely the soundtrack. This game has some great and relaxing music. Art style of game. Nice storytelling Cons: Puzzles are too easy / Game+ even easier. Game is too short - only 5 levels Price is too high - this game should cost around 10€ max. Personal score: 6/10 Gameplay time: 5 hours
A lovely crowdfunded game with some serious issues. I really want to like it as it has a lot of heart. 83 minutes to complete the normal game, which unlocks "New Game +" Apparently only 29% of players wanted to finish the normal game. + Very nice style of visuals + Lovely voice acting + Competent puzzles. - The text feels very pretentious. Without any real purpose. - Lots of walking for no good reason (especially between levels). - Puzzles are tedious because of: Long walking, slow "moving parts" and long walking routes. - The camera is not your friend. - Controls move with the camera position, which changes drastically at times. - No way to zoom out and view a puzzles from all sides (like in Youropa) - Only camera look with controller - New game+ is the SAME GAME, with the orbs now less visible. Keeping tutorial messages. Get Youropa instead.
8.5.2020. Game #122 DO NOT BUY THIS AT FULL PRICE. WAIT FOR A SALE I know this is mean way to start a review but if you are going to take anything with you from this review, take those two sentences. Now with that out of the way, let’s begin. The human mind, its wasted potential and other nonsense Etherborn is a game that tries to way too hard to be deep and meaningful. The second you start a new game you will be hit with confusing statements how the human mind and body are wasted potential and how humans could have done so much more with ourselves but how instead we settled on mediocrity and blah blah blah blah, I’m sick of it already. This game pretty much talks about the same thing that those hidden Gods that created the world talk about in Assassins Creed games https://store.steampowered.com/app/911400/Assassins_Creed_III_Remastered/. By that I mean, the criticize humanity
Etherborn is a surreal 3D spatial and gravitational puzzle game with a small emphasis on exploring. The goal is to find the orbs and bring them to switches - this changes the landscape, allowing access to new areas and eventually the exits. It’s short, with 5 levels total, but once completed, slightly more difficult puzzles are unlocked with ‘Game +’ mode. There is no timer and when combined with the beautiful soundtrack and visuals, it makes for a very calm and casual experience. The only fault is that the levels are quite large and can be disorientating at times.
This is one of those 'more of an experience' than a game games. It has 5 levels, the first one is really short, more of a tutorial really then a level. The fourth level is more of a precision jumping level then a puzzle/art game but the rest is nice. I finished it in 2 hours and although I thought the music was grating I see a lot of people liked it... eh. But you can turn it down or off so it's alright. It was okay, not amazing, and a tad over priced maybe, if you want an art experience game I recommend Abzu over this one, but it was okay.
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