
Extricate is a fast-paced 3D platformer, where your goal is to get through the 50 levels while avoiding obstacles using your movement.
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unlike the other reviews, ive never played other games with this strafing mechanic (moving left & right while jumping and looking in that direction increases your speed) it gets quite hard in later levels but i still recommend on sale for anyone that likes first person platformers, even if you dont care about speedrunning or strafing
The game is very solid and highly enjoyable especially for speedrunner and bunnyhopping afficionados. Could definitely be seen as a hidden gem by some. The game is as it says on the cover - a level-based speedrun game utilizing bunny hopping and strafe mechanics popularized through source games. The complexity of the movement is toned down significantly to make it accessible regardless of your familiarity with the mechanics, but also allow for a high degree of mastery. The movement as well as game feel is certainly well polished, and offers plenty of content in the base game on top of that. There are 50 levels total, which gradually amp up the difficulty as well as introduce new gimmicks or obstacles, such as moving and rotating platforms, difficult cycle-based sections and more. The game is not afraid to be difficult, with a lot of hazards to avoid on any given level, which makes even just beating some levels pretty tough. However, it being a speedrun game, the level design is open-ended, offering lots of possible skips, be it intended or not. Likewise, due to momentum mechanics, figuring out some skips is both a challenge and great fun, and makes some times extremely mechanical to pull off. There is one small issue with the game however, and that is cycles on set levels starting as soon as you respawn; although time only starts once you start moving rather than on respawn. This is a minor annoyance on some levels, where you sometimes have to align for a cycle by waiting out a couple seconds at the start. Outside of the game's flaws however, it's a solid recommendation for those wanting a bhop speedrunning game that also offers something new.
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Extricate is a pretty simple game where the goal is to get from the start of each stage to the end in the fastest time possible. It's pretty fun. Until it isn't. Beating the game on its own is pretty simple and fun, getting all the golds can be kinda challenging but still very doable. The diamond (dev) medals, on the other hand, are EXTREMELY difficult, especially the later ones. The movement and gameplay is pretty alright, it feels good when you figure out how the strafing works, but some of the mechanics really suck. The fans might have the worst handling I've seen in a game, the jump pads can be somewhat hard to hit when you're moving pretty fast, and the kill obstacles just find their way into your path at the worst times. It's a fun game when it isn't really annoying, so I think its okay. Nothing to ride home about.
Bunny hopping. Scroll jump. Inverted Y axis. Good stuff.
Pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good for less than a $1 on sale. It's a bunny hopping parkour sim which a bunch of levels. It's simple, it works, and it's cheap. Good filler game and beyond.
Movement mechanics are very basic, there's no acceleration/deceleration, you don't lose speed when strafing in tight circles. Not a fan of this kind of movement and for a game that's all about movement, I can't recommend it.
Un jeu bien amusant pour qui veut s'essayer au bunny hop, tenter quelques chronos, toucher un peu du doigt ce que certains speedrunners sont capables de faire ou tryharder pour apparaître au classement, voire même simplement se familiariser avec les contrôles clavier-souris. A part l'optimisation qui pêche un peu, surtout quand il y a beaucoup de lasers, tout est bien foutu, les salles sont rapides ou ont des checkpoint réguliers, la difficulté est progressive et jamais insurmontable, on peut facilement s'entraîner ou enchaîner les salles, elles sont suffisamment variées... bref ce qui est mis en place marche très bien et suffit amplement.
Basic speedrun platformer
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Not much to say about this game that you can't get from a Youtube video. You platform until you reach the end and if you die you are sent back to the beginning of the level. The controls are tight, and while I'll never master the flying skills others are able to do, I had a good time just finishing the game. Don't expect to earn any gold medals without putting in a lot of effort, however.
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