REANIMAL

关卡设计里解密元素比较少，比起解密更侧重于演出效果和氛围。 美术不可否认的很好，如果能对上电波能玩的很开心。 虽然有双人模式，但是双人模式很僵硬，合作的元素非常少，像把两个单机强行合到一个屏幕里。 最关键的是原价138的游戏，流程实在太短了，又不是独立游戏，这个美术量级让人觉得应该是有更多内容要讲，但是游戏本体给人一种半成品的感觉。

for this price way too short. even at the summer sale!

obra de arte 10/10 hagan mas saquen reanimal 2 ahora es personal

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How much you'll enjoy Reanimal might depend on how much you can resist comparing it to the dev team's prior work on Little Nightmares 1 and 2. That's not to say that Reanimal is decidedly worse: just that while it's superficially quite similar, it's also importantly different. It's very much its own thing. The sense of atmosphere with imaginatively grotesque creatures is here, and Tarsier is still masterful at creating chase set-pieces. The biggest difference between this and their Little Nightmares work is that the soundtrack has gone from feeling like a haunted nursery rhyme (which I loved) to more ambient noise (not my preference at all). Reanimal also feels decidedly more grim and less explicitly fantastical. There are depictions of suicide and animal mutilation and just less outward absurdity than Little Nightmares' more surrealist style. The puzzles are disappointingly simplified this time, but that's also because there's just a different feel to the gameplay with more action mixed in, which will be more or less to your liking depending on what you're looking for. Again, if you want the best of Little Nightmares 1 and 2 puzzle solving, this might disappoint you. If you're okay with a bit more of an action bent, the set-pieces here are fairly thrilling despite the game's somewhat short runtime. Where I think Little Nightmares has always been a bit underrated is in its subtle storytelling. The peak of the series for me is the twist at the end of the Little Nightmares DLC with the boy in the blue shirt getting devoured by Six. Nothing quite hits that poignance here, but there are allusions to child exploitation and the ruin/weaponization of innocence in a context of war that still feels intriguing and eerie. The studio still shines again here with a story that is just vague but also unnerving enough to be provocative without being overly trite or pandering to the audience. It's not easy to start fresh with building out a new IP, but I'd say the team is off to a good start. I'm looking forward to see how the DLC's and (hopefully) sequel develop the lore even further.

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