N++ is a fast-paced, momentum-based platformer about darting around obstacles, narrowly evading enemies and collecting gold in a beautiful minimalist landscape.
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About
N++ is a fast-paced, momentum-based platformer about darting around obstacles, narrowly evading enemies and collecting gold in a beautiful minimalist landscape. It’s the first N game on PC since 2004 and we’ve spent those 12 years perfecting the platformer.
N++ is all about using your momentum to complete levels and get high scores, but in this sci-fi world, there’s a slew of inadvertently homicidal enemy robots trying to prevent you from completing your goal.
Through the hand-crafted (NOT procedurally generated) levels, you’ll experience platforming at its most intense. Using only your fluid movement, you need to ‘solve’ each level and get to the exit.
In addition to the lengthy and challenging single player campaign, we’ve packed a ton of features into this one last entry in the N series including:
-4,690 hand-made levels
-Custom Levels, Level Editor & Global Level Sharing
-Leaderboards and replays for every level (even the ones you make)
-Local Co-op Mode (up to 4 players)
-Local Competitive Mode (up to 4 Players)
-Hardcore Mode, an intense single-player challenge which only the best ninjas will survive
-Intense, hidden Secret challenges to discover
-63 tracks by top electronic artists
-125 different color palettes let you customize the game’s look and keep it fresh every time you play
-and more!
Play a little, or a lot -- there's no skill ceiling, so you can always get better and better. N++ is a game that has enough bite-sized gameplay to last you a lifetime.
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Engagement
Reviews
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Reviews
N++ é basicamente um simulador de perder a paciência. Você controla um ninja, pula, desvia das armadilhas e tenta chegar ao final da fase. Parece fácil, até você morrer pela 37ª vez no mesmo lugar e começar a questionar suas próprias habilidades. O jogo veio do clássico N e depois N+, mantendo a jogabilidade rápida e precisa, mas agora com ainda mais fases feitas aparentemente por alguém que não gosta de você. Você passa raiva, xinga, promete nunca mais jogar e, 10 segundos depois: “só mais uma tentativa” N++ é difícil pra caramba, irritante e completamente viciante. Você morre um milhão de vezes, mas quando finalmente passa aquela fase impossível, a felicidade é absurda. Jogo maravilhoso. Odeio. Nota 10! (Um dia, quem sabe, eu consigo platinar kkkkk)
I loved N+ on the Xbox 360 as a kid. This game is essentially the same but more levels, new colors and a new soundtrack. I do think the main menu lost some flavor the original had (plus I don't want to hear traps going off in the menu) and there should be a legacy music option. No controller rebinds is terrible when the stage reset button is bound to the button claw players rest their finger on so it's very easy to accidentally press when your focusing on precision movements.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese
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Autastic. It's very overt and unsubtle in its presentation to the point where it's almost just much a tool as it is a game. It's recreational software. Fun is derived from observing the rules, playing by them, and navigating a series of challenges that test your problem-solving, timing, and motorics skills. It's really fun to just log on every day and try to beat something new.
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One leap, one heartbeat Precision defeats the void Flow becomes the win
i'm not even very far in, but every time i spend some time in the game i am always thinking: "this might be the perfect game"
fall damage
Played this game as a kid, it has only improved since!
Easily one of the absolute greatest games ever made!
love this game
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