Forgotten Fragments

Gran juego de puzzles de precisión con toques de plataformas. Son 4 mundos, a cada cual más difícil que el anterior. No es un juego fácil pero tiene un modo accesibilidad bastante bueno por si queréis una experiencia un poco más distendida. Además tiene campaña coop que tengo pendiente de probar y que pinta muy god.

Firstly, Thanks to PR Hound and Binary Phoenix for the Keys for my friend and I to play this awesome game as a "steam remote play together" game, was interesting setting that up cause it was our first time doing that. My review of the game is that it was really well done, The graphics are great, (I do have a thing for Pixel graphics) and the co-op play functions of the trigger-able count down 3 second timer made it that much easier to time those problems that need timing (And there are several in the first 2 "worlds" of the game in Co-op, I haven't played single player yet, but I am sure that I will enjoy it when I do. There are several sections in the game that require timing between the two players to do the level, that even with timing down pat, the physics will not react the same everytime which leads to some hilarious endeavors of failing the level. but again a game I recommend to those who enjoy plateformers with a side of timing challenge.

Shoutout to PR Hound for reaching out, and Binary Phoenix for providin a key for the game. I'm not good with writing short and concise texts, so I'll be rambling a bit. But I hope my experience can give others a better picture of how the game is :) It's been a while since we finished our playthrough so I might've forgotten some stuff, but this should cover most of it. (I didn't intend to write this much but here we are). Note that my experience is specifically from the co-op campaign, which is likely veeeery different from single player. TLDR: Hard puzzle-platformer that is very fun (and difficult) as a co-op experience. I would recommend playing single player before jumping into co-op. Use Assist Mode if the game feels too hard, it's really fun. Really nice pixel art. And the devs are really cool! [h2] Intro: [/h2] This was advertised to me as "think of Celeste, but with the ability to play with a bud". I don't necessarily feel this is a very accurate description of the gameplay (as there is no jumping tech or climbing), but I also don't really know what to compare this game to. I probably would not have gotten this game if not for PR Hound, as this isn't really my type of game genre, but as a silly co-op experience this was top tier (we both sucked at Celeste). [h2] Level Difficulty: [/h2] We went straight into the co-op mode without playing single player. In hindsight I would not recommend this. I have yet to fully play the single player campaign, but the difficulty of the early levels is quite easy compared to co-op. The level difficulty fluctuates quite a bit. It didn't feel like there was any logical ramp-up in difficulty from one level to the next. We could spend an hour trying to clear one level because of how ridiculously hard it was, then clear the next one in one try. It felt very strange and kept happening. Note: The devs have since made several updates to the game, making adjustments to multiple levels, so it may not be as bad now. Our progress through each level went something like this: 1) Try to understand the level 2) Think of a plan 3) Fail to execute plan multiple times until it works (either due to skill issues or level difficulty) *repeat steps 1-3 as needed due to misunderstanding the level or having a bad plan or because we missed something because we're both colorblind lmao [h2] Criticism: Controls [/h2] This could be a skill issue on our part, but both of us had a really hard time getting a hang of the controls. Something about them doesn't feel intuitive. The ones that kept messing us up were the orb targeting rotation, and creating platforms+releasing the orb. - For the targeting, maybe being able to use the right stick would feel more natural, at least as an option. A way to pre-aim was also something we wish was a thing. - For orb release after creating a platform, we felt using the same button to lock in place and release the orb would feel more natural instead of splitting the actions between 2 different buttons. [h2] Criticism: Co-op Pacing [/h2] Due to levels being split in two and the nature of dying and retrying a level over and over, the player who doesn't start with the orb can end up doing nothing for a looooong time. This could sometimes mean an hour or more of downtime depending on how difficult the opening of a level is. For us this often led to the orbless player forgetting how to play the game and having to slowly relearn the game once the opening became somewhat consistent and you actually got the orb. The orbless player has no way of interacting outside of backseating. [h2] Feature Suggestions: [/h2] I feel the game could benefit from having a sandbox level where you can test new mechanics or just warm up. Many of our resets happened because we weren't sure how some interactions would work out in practice. Whenever we failed to execute something, we could never be sure whether it was due to a missplay on our end or our strat just being wrong. The assist mode options sort of allow something like this, but not quite, and using assist mode also marks the level with an easy mode tag after clearing. Another thing that we were missing was the option to swap starting positions at the start of a level. On one of our final sessions we finally figured out that it's possible to swap characters through the remote control co-op menu. But I feel this could be an actual feature in the game itself. [h2] Final comments: [/h2] Forgotten Fragments Co-Op is an infuriating series of mishaps and massive satisfaction once you finally succeed. There were some levels that we cleared in a way that definitely felt unintended, but "cheating the system" in this way a few times felt quite satisfying whenever it worked. Assist Mode is also really fun to mess around with, even if you don't necessarily need the help. We started using it towards the end of our playthrough and wished we had tried it earlier. Good game, I'll probably play through the solo campaign at some point as well.

difficult? yes. aneurysm-inducing-difficult? also yes.

This is garbage. You are locked in a tiny room and have to hit a ball into a goal with way to unprecise physics that if you take longer than 3 seconds you explode.

作为一款融合了平台跳跃和射击类解谜玩法的游戏，本作中玩家不仅需要精确的在各个平台之间跳跃，更是需要在恰当的时间投掷出手中的能量球，同时游戏中玩家拿到能量球之后还会进入倒计时，并且场景中还有各种机关可以让玩家利用，游戏整体的关卡数量很多，谜题设计的也还算不错，值得喜欢的玩家一试。 太长不看版购买指南 平台跳跃+射击类解谜 丰富的关卡，不错的谜题设计 手感略微有些粘滞的跳跃 [h1]内容很丰富的独特平台跳跃解谜游戏[/h1] 不得不说本作的体验确实有些独特，本作并非常规的平台跳跃游戏，本作在类似于iwanner的平台跳跃的玩法之上加入了一个通过各种机关将场景中的所有能量球投掷或是放置到固定位置，你可以简单的理解为游戏变成了一个以推箱子（可以投掷版本）为终极目标的平台跳跃游戏。 游戏的玩法并不算复杂，玩家每局游戏要做的仅仅是将能量球放置到规定位置。但是游戏在放置的过程上加了难度，游戏一开始并没有一些场景中的道具进行帮助，仅仅只是简单的平台跳跃，而随着游戏关卡的递进，游戏中需要玩家在跳跃中在恰当的时机进行能量球的投掷，随着关卡的推进游戏又会增加一些场景，并且需要玩家将能量球通过碰撞改变方向投掷，整体难度曲线设计的还是很合理的，无论有没有玩过此类游戏的玩家都能很好上手本作。 但是需要注意的是游戏的跳跃手感部分做了一些优化，对于习惯了平台跳跃游戏的玩家来说可能需要适应一下。可能是处于照顾非平台跳跃玩家的想法，游戏的跳跃时间非常的长，而其好处就是玩家可以更将简单的控制跳跃的高度和跳跃的距离以及落点，配合上游戏投掷能量球的设定还是增加了部分玩家体验的。 [h1]结语[/h1] 值得一试的独特平台跳跃游戏。 评分8/10 [quote] 游玩百态，将游玩心得用汉语化作玩家的指明灯，(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35402408/]点击这里关注汉化语录~[/url] 如果喜欢这个评测，请点个赞让更多人看见 [/quote]

68% is a fkn joke. Don't let them fool you!!! This game is just amaizing. I fell in love with this game last year I met it and the dev at gamescom and immideatly bought it when it came out and waited till this year gamescom 2 play it with a friend I meet once a year. It's challenging, rewarding and it gives us the feeling of achieving something with every lvl. Its a masterpiece 2 me.