Gunbrella

Tellement un bon souvenir de ce jeu ambiance film Sepia pixelisé. L'histoire est bien (linéaire mais on se laisse porté), les mécaniques de combat et la mobilité sont parfaites pour les nerveux et le petit truc en plus : pouvoir faire des choix qui auront un impact (plus ou moins grand) sur le suite (avec une bonne dose d'humour, qu'est ce que j'ai ri de Brad "j'y pense tous les jours") Le 100% se fait en moins de 10 heures pour les plus fans.

Fantastic experience from start to finish. This game really shines in the story and aesthetic department and has a lot to offer with the movement mechanics both during combat and level exploration. Worth the cost of admission and challenging enough to keep it interesting. Save up that cash for upgrades later!

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Jednoduchá akční plošinovka, která baví plynulým pohybem a vydařenou pixel-artovou grafikou. Kratší herní doba (kolem 5 hodin) je pro tento titul ideální, protože příběh vás zrovna do židle neposadí. Pro lovce achievementů je nutné hru dohrát třikrát. Další průchody jsou ale výrazně rychlejší, takže pro kompletní 100% dohrání budete potřebovat zhruba 10 hodin. Pokud nehledáte komplexní metroidvanii, mohu Gunbrellu s klidným svědomím doporučit.

I love the game visuals, plot and gameplay but the controls are hell to play with as a keyboard and mouse player. The game doesn't allow you to remap the controls to a mouse. This makes playing so hard and a lot less enjoyable. Please do something about this!

Lo recomiendo más que nada por el volantazo de guión que pega a mitad de juego, eso sí, hay que tener en cuenta que desde que empiezas la historia hasta que llegues a ese punto la narrativa que te están contando es muy (a mi gusto) difícil de digerir por lo lenta que es

While the story is a relatively interesting part of the game, the ratio of story to gameplay is very much out of balance here. An unreasonable amount of time is spent walking around the same towns and talking to NPCs to get info/keys that eventually let you play a handful of screens with enemies and obstacles before it's back to the text boxes. It's a shame because the platforming is really good! I quite enjoyed the more isolated stretches where gameplay was the entire focus. Boss battles are perhaps the best displays of how fun, fast, and fluid Gunbrella can be, but sadly those fights are even fewer and further between. Overall, it’s an already short game with frustratingly underutilized platforming mechanics that work wonderfully when the game allows them to be in full swing. I’d say Gunbrella was engaging enough to merit a recommendation, although I wouldn’t say the game is a priority play.