MOTORSLICE

I fkin hate point-and-click parkour platforming, but after this silly little adventure, I maybe hate it a bit less :,) (also Gianni Matragrano mentioned omg poggers, the machines have indeed gotten rusty)

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it was nice

I was entertained I've been blessed by an angel above in the form of P Proudest achievement 100% Very happy

I was a bit hesitant with this one after struggling with the demo since this is my first time giving an actual parkour game a shot, but somehow I found myself enjoying the experience for what it is. The game really captures the isolating feeling of being stuck in a wasteland with no contacts, and for once it was thrilling to have my claustrophobia trigger regularly while playing. P herself is an entertaining protagonist for the situation she’s placed in with the way she reacts to the type of stuff I’d have a panic attack over. If you can get past the skill curve with the controls, Motorslice is a brief but enjoyable experience despite its frustrations. I was astonished at the level of quality that was packed into a game that didn’t even cost my system 1 gigabyte. That being said, I can’t in good faith recommend this game to completionists, as those damned orbs actively hindered my enjoyment of the game while I obsessed over collecting each one all at once. Casuals like myself will have a much better time playing from point A to B. Despite the games being different I am confident that some corners of NieR’s fanbase will enjoy this game if only for the protagonist alone. Ya freaks. Who put Kojima in charge of art direction/10

Great game with some hitches. First off, don't get this game just for the combat. The combat sections are painfully scarce. The bulk of your gameplay will be platforming, and therein lies the first hitch. The controls are great when fighting and doing basic movement but are god awful at times when maneuvering on walls, which you spend the bulk of the game doing. To slice sideways on a wall, you have to face it from the side, to go up you have to face it head on. Sounds simple, right? Unfortunately its not. Slicer P doesn't turn very quickly mid air so if you're up against a hazard (which you often are) and need to abruptly change directions, you are VERY likely to go up when you meant to go side ways or vice versa, this will often result in your death. Theres also times where you need to slice traverse a wall, then jump off and grab a pipe. If you don't time it perfectly you will miss the pipe and die. This happens in multiple sections. Its exceptionally frustrating. And finally for the last of the bad stuff, check points can be quite annoying. You don't really know where they are and can easily accidentally trigger one. This can be really really annoying if you're trying to grab a bunch of drones and accidentally trigger the checkpoint and die before dropping off the drones, then spawning at the new checkpoint and being forced to run all the way back. I've even seen people say the new checkpoint made it impossible to go back, thus needing to either abandon the drones or restart the entire level, but I've never encountered this so take it with a grain of salt. Okay for the good, the combat (when there is any), is exceptionally fun. My favorite parts of the game are all when I have to fight large groups of enemies and it makes me sad there isn't more of this. Slicer P is very cute and the game lets you enjoy this fact. The story is pretty interesting with some cool world building lore. That being said the lore is scattered throughout various sections of the game and is often vague and incomplete. To really understand it you'd need to mainly piece it together on your own and draw conclusions based off of it. I'd give it a pretty solid 7.5/10. Very well made game that desperately needs polish in some sections. I also knocked a bit off because I was hoping for more combat, of which there wasn't much sadly.