Save Private Ryan. (1 got stuck, freeing him minus half the team).... We won't make this mistake a second time.
+ You can quickly check the entire game from A to Z.
You can get into the game very quickly.
It feels like someone's drilling into our heads (and that's true), we have to work.
So I said you could check the entire game quickly. On my third attempt, I tried to get everyone through without losses.
At first, I didn't understand. I pressed the button, why isn't it happening?... But later I realized we're at work (we work with our heads), we need to sit down, and voila.
Is it possible to adjust the timers to get onto the platform?
Very, very briefly. It's visually pleasing. It's super visual, it really stands out, which is great.
This is just my gripe: I'd like the rope to catch (for example, when I was climbing, I thought I'd get caught with such a large load, but I checked – no, it doesn't catch on corners, which is a shame. It would have given a little more immersion). But that's just me.
Enemies check your line of sight, + the consequences of your actions (i.e., they see the corpse). The corpse isn't just shown as a consequence of your actions, but as an object to which they will react. It can be hidden; this is a good example of how the game isn't just about click-clicks, but how connected it is.
Despite the above, I played and felt like I was in a Western, trying to figure out who's faster)
Playing carefully won't work because of the time limit; playing aggressively... it's tricky: time = life.
On one of the levels, I encountered a fly (red) outside the field and simply didn't want to come to me... that was the first time. Runs are fast, the crossbow is for weaklings. A sword is more effective and faster. Exciting? Yes. Time = life, time to get through.
The picture is great. The character is vibrant. It seems to be simply highlighted, but it doesn't stand out from the game world. But what about the dash? "C" is specified for Shift in the controls... or am I doing something wrong. I had to go through (death/HP loss) "When the timer stops, you have to stop moving to avoid damage." Even with that, it was nice. I know this is only jam, and you can't make a multi-level system that quickly. But if you give all three paths at the beginning and a different fork in the road later... wow.
I hope the translator gets the slogan "I'm not a weakling, I'm just waiting for the night" right.
It's addictive. You lose a lot of health during the first night (few people can be killed and regain HP).
The shadows work well and shift over time.
The graphics are excellent. They seem simple, but on the other hand, we clearly see everything we need and don't get lost in unnecessary details. The music fits the game and the atmosphere very well.
The music sets the pace; I’ve found the rhythm, but I have to shop frequently. The upgrades are great, but ten shots run out very quickly, forcing me to spend again and slowing down the tempo.
Hahaha. I only noticed it when I aligned the page to the standard width. I see what you mean—the answer is no. When I ran the tests, I opened it in full screen (without aligning the page). Thanks for pointing that out.
