
Gauge is an experimental and minimalistic sport game.
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Languages: English
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Stars received: 1.5/10 _ Note: v.5 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions [0.5] Controls & Training & Help [0.1] Menu & Settings [0.2] Sound & Music [0.3] Graphics [0.2] Game Design [0] Game Story [0.2] Game Content [0] Completion time (level/game)? [0] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0] BONUS point: Review for VR [N] - if Registration is required with providing PII Game description key-points: balancing gauges with two Keys Overview: waste of time, good thing that everyone already knows :D besides keeping balance, screen flickers and changes color and zoom to annoy even more!
Y... Al principio es una garcha, pero después de un par de partidas te quedás embobado un buen rato.
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Hours played at review time, across 49 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Entertaining game about trying to nearly fill a gauge. My favorite part by far is that this game has an impossible achievement, which prevents you from filling the achievement bar, lust like the bar in the game. I really respect the artistic vision, and am incredibly entertained by the fact that completionist crybabies got really mad at the developer for creating a piece of art that doesn't cater to the very specific way they think games and achievements should work. "I don't try to be a rebel, I just play with your expectations, that's the purpose of making games, pushing and using the rules to bring players to some new places they wouldn't expect." - Étienne Périn
눈 아파요 도전과제 어차피 되는대로 해서 안 모으는 편이긴 한데요 진짜 도전을 해야 얻을 수 있는 과제라서 도전을 사랑하시는 분은 좋아하실 것 같습니다. 화면이 완전 많이 깜빡이기 때문에 광과민성이 있으신 분들은 하지마세요 눈 겁나 아퍼잉
My hands and eyes don't work anymore
progressively caustic eye candy simulator also some cat
So, people seem to be VERY upset about a few things about the game. And I think all major criticisms are not valid. For the record the game is only $4. So my expectations are low, but not too low. The first major complaint about GAUGE is the artstyle. I think any art is subjective and theres no point in discussing it. the second complaint people seem to have is achievements. If you want to 100% the game then just dont play the game? Also, people saying "you lost a sale" in the steam forums are a joke. You think someone that made this "game" really gives a poop about your money? It's $4 for baba's sake. Just ignore the 100% the game and you'll be fine. Lastly people complain about "getting bored" Okay? Its a game that SPECIFICLY has only one goal. litteraly the whole name is about the one goal. the gauge. fill as much as you can without hiting the limit. With killing floor 3, payday3, assasins creed shadows, battlefield 2042, and other games with the same safe bland corpo artsyle and game mechanics and micro-transactions, do people actually still wonder why a game that is just made to entertain and doesn't have all the micro-transaction bloat, is doing so well? The game is good if you arent broke and can afford to waste $4 on being entertained for 30 minutes. All the soy boys talking about "The dev is a (insert meanie head synonym)" to that i say get a pair of balls. Yall crying cause the dev is mean... for defending his game he worked on, one last thing then ill go light myself on fire outside my apartment, the dev artistically chose to make it so you cant 100% the game. because there is a achievement bar/GAUGE, and filling gauges in the game means you die. He chose that hill to die on. If you can't accept that. Then you need help. And bob the builder cant rebuild your self es-team.
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GAUGE is a “minimalistic” game where you basically control one bar with one button. Pressing the button fills the bar, and the closer it is to the top, the higher your score. You lose a life if the bar touches either end. Your lives also act as a score multiplier, so the more lives you have, the higher your score. Of course, it’s a bit more complicated than that. There’s a lot of dizzy effects (avoid this game if you suffer from epilepsy) to disorient you, the bar doesn’t always move at the same pace, and the limits your bar can’t touch move all over the place. To make things harder, you can activate a second bar that you must also control at the same time. While it’s optional, activating it further doubles your score, so it’s a risk/reward mechanic. There’re 4 additional modes to the main one, leaderboards, and achievements. However, one achievement was purposely designed to be unobtainable. There’s no legit way to unlock it, which is insulting in my opinion. Fortunately, you can cheat it if you don’t mind, but avoid this game if you’re a legit achievement hunter, there’s no way to unlock it outside of cheating. The game is cheap and entertaining for some hours, and includes a lot of memes and secrets. But it’s definitely not for everyone.
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