Primal Planet

Parecía ser un juego de puzzles y supervivencia ingeniosa, pero termino siendo un juego de acción sencillo que desperdicia las buenas mecánicas que propone al principio

Primal Planet is a cute game with a lot of potential and an unfortunate endgame. The plot is simple; a caveman gets separated from his happy family by dinosaurs and a rival tribe, so he and a trusty dinosaur buddy must get them back. The gameplay loop is fairly simple and intuitive; the areas are fun to explore and you're able to find most "secrets" pretty easily. However, the unlock system consistently detracts from the experience from about halfway through the game, where it is not clearly communicated what has to be done next. Most upgrades require some sort of story intervention. However, without any written text to communicate what you should do next, you're essentially left to wander aimlessly until you come across a cutscene. Some story cues are left on map, but the problem is if you have one random villager on one side of the map and another random villager on the other, you have to figure out on your own which guy will unlock what it takes to get to the other. So you're essentially left to wander around on your own until you get stuck. Thankfully, the map is smaller than it appears and it's mostly fun to explore. However, by the time you find your objective, you've traversed that map MANY times over for the last unclear quest. My playtime is deceivingly low since I play 6+ hours offline. But by the time I got to the end stretch, I simply lost interest to run around the map another 8 times to find what I needed for the final mission. It doesn't help this is a niche game and the few walkthroughs there are are more or less useless. Hopefully, an update comes out to help guide players naturally to their objective without forcing them to backtrack.

很有趣!很推薦特價買

還不錯的一款,不過全破之後重新開始紀錄就被覆蓋了~有點可惜~ 把恐龍跟外星人還有蠻族合在一起蠻有趣的~故事也蠻簡單理解~ 算是一款不錯的小品遊戲~推推~

A very fun metroidvania. Tricky but only occasionally, with good graphics, good feeling movement (sometimes the wall clinging is annoying) and simple but good combat. Has upgrades and resource management, has easy to read maps and has a fun world to explore. Has a cat, apparently, but I've never seen it. Strong recommend. Great value at the price.

I liked this game a lot but it could have been much better withthe following: - Add a way to remember where the path is blocked by spiked roots or by keycard walls. - Add a way to know if an area is completed or at least, add markers to show the batteries. - Add a way to navigate the world map and see the maps of the non-current areas. - Using a warp portal should make the player cycle between all activated portals (like Castlevania) instead of just warping between two specific portals. - Don't hide secret areas inside other secret areas. - Add an ending (yes, this game doesn't have an ending)!

Lovely game design, very playable. Enjoying it a lot.