
boxlife is a tiny first person metroidvania, where you gain abilities, find secrets and escape from the box
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Languages: English, Russian
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good game
Who's "boxlife?" 5.5/10 It is.
This very much feels like the developer's first or second attempt at making a game so it is a little rough around the edges. Nevertheless, I enjoy exploration games like this and the developer did a decent job at keeping me hooked until the end. It's short and simple but overall a nice experience. Good job!
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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https://youtu.be/0VE3cZNF0jk This tiny little first person metroidvania hits all it's core mechanics and then wraps up at the perfect time for it's size and scope.
Short and sweet, but you can spend quite a while trying to find all the secrets. I also managed to glitch outside of the map and discovered a dev room, Iol. Played yeeeaaars ago from tequibo.com and was pleasantly surprised to see it on steam.
这游戏有点怪异,不过看攻略的话,也就十分钟左右就能通关,这个场景挺阴森的呢。
boxlife is quite different. It's like a walking simulator, parkour, puzzle platformer, if I were to describe it. And well, it makes for a unique and fun experience, genuinely. I had a great time exploring and discovering things. The graphics are barebones, nothing to write home about, but the gameplay is what makes it stand out. As you play, you gather new abilities. The first thing I noticed when I started playing was there wasn't any way to jump and well, I found that odd. Only later did I realize jumping wasn't some privilege that we're just given, it had to be earned and that was something I found rather fun to learn. Overall, I definitely suggest boxlife, it's simple and gets the job done without being overly complex or confusing.
Good use of the Unity Engine and the controls are very tight, but there needs to be some story or challenge to the game to fully flesh it out.
short game with cool sound effects and graphics, great for 100% achievements
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