Adventures of Pip

Uma das primeiras decepções que tive com um jogo. Lembro que votei nele na época do Greenlight mas quando fui jogar acabei não gostando. O jogo em si não é ruim, mas nada nele se destaca. A mecânica principal do jogo é você mudar a “resolução” do seu personagem, que na pratica é que nem pegar um power up de Super Mario. Por mais que essa mecânica seja interessante, e o jogo à utilize bem, as fazes em si são tão monótonas e a arte/musica do jogo são tão genéricas que você esquece desse jogo assim que para de jogar. Essa foi exatamente a sensação que tive na época que joguei, fiquei com aquela sensação de “esperava mais”. Outra coisa que não ajudou esse jogo é que na época em que ele saiu já tinha outros jogos nessa pegada RETRO muito melhores que ele e hoje em dia continua assim, guarde seu dinheiro para jogos melhores.

Too much stuff that are bad. Can't turn off music fully off. Some mechanics are not great. Not comfortable controls and not being able to change them in any way. Sometimes it feels like my controls are not controlling my character. But cool concept anyway.

I played this forever ago when it came out on the Wii U. This is a very good indie 2D platformer. The main mechanic -- switching between 1 bit, 8 bit, and 16 bit -- is a well done mechanic. Each bit stage has its own advantages and disadvantages for platforming, so you will be constantly switching to a different variant of Pip to overcome whatever obstacles in your way. A part of me wishes the level design didn't rely on the blue crystal enemies to be prevalent. It would've been neat to play levels where, say, you had to stay as 8-bit Pip and tackle a 1-bit Pip puzzle/platform challenge. That's just me. This games loves its hidden walls for hiding secrets and collectibles, to the point where it felt tiresome, but rarely was the game unfair with it. The game frequently gives hints towards a hidden wall such as a hole in it or a discernible ledge. The few times you are unable to find a villager (collectible), there is an item for purchase in the in-game store to point you in the right direction (or you can just watch a 100% walkthrough online). I find it a bit odd the game sort of gave up placing villagers in hidden or challenging areas in the latter bit of the game. Overall, this is a very well done and fair 2D platformer casuals and hardcore gamers will enjoy.

Challenging, but fun platformer with a unique mechanic. Plays excellently on the Steam Deck.

A fun little 2D platformer that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's nothing particularly special, but if you're in the mood for that kind of game this will scratch the itch. My only real complaint is that getting enough money to buy all of the upgrades requires going through the same levels multiple times to grind, but that's not strictly necessary and only really an issue if you're going for 100% completion.

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I've tried to play this at multiple points and always find myself feeling numb in the head after a few levels. It's simply BORING. An uninteresting world with poor levels and a bland art style. There are hundreds of better platformers out there, especially retro ones.