Milo's Quest

ESPAÑOL: El desarrollo de esta primera parte me resulta mucho más divertido que el de la segunda. La ausencia del mapa aumenta la dificultad, y el uso del dash es más complejo que en la secuela, lo que lo hace aún más entretenido. Además, los puzles presentan un ligero incremento en el desafío. Si tuviera que elegir entre ambos, sin duda me quedaría con este. La música es muy agradable al oído, y los gráficos mantienen su estilo característico. Eso sí, al no tener un mapa, a veces me pierdo y termino repitiendo la misma fase varias veces, pero eso es algo bastante común en la mayoría de los juegos. ENGLISH: The development of this first part feels much more fun to me than the second one. The absence of a map makes it more challenging, and the use of the dash is more complex than in the sequel, which makes it even more enjoyable. Plus, the puzzles have a slight increase in difficulty. If I had to choose between the two, I would definitely go with this one. The music is very pleasant to the ear, and the graphics maintain their characteristic style. However, since there’s no map, I sometimes get lost and end up repeating the same level multiple times, but that’s pretty common in most games.

Well someone is definitely not going to appreciate playing this game; and has not acquired an interesting enough visual appeal to the experienced eye. I have found out you can work your way around defeating enemies without much of a hassle, but I felt more like a technical geek at parkour with getting all of the achievements than playing a simple, inoffensive action-adventure, and not everyone is smart enough for that I can bet. By the way, getting everything on World 3 feels like a maze. I think it was bad more or less for the completionists because Steam just ignores that you cannot actually 100% the game, at least getting off from the fruitless search on the internet for what hope there may have already been.