Saviorless

Jogo bonito, história diferente e interessante, e gameplay muito básica, é uma plataforma curto que valeu a pena pela arte, trilha sonora e história boa. Vale a pena

Good story, well-written, and featuring nice music with very stylized sound design. It’s short and sweet; the only con is that the character controller is quite clunky. There are areas where this becomes frustrating, but overall, it’s a nice little game!

[b]- 9 / 10 -[/b] This is a very special unit. This is a puzzle platformer. This is a must play!

真的超级喜欢这种手绘风格的游戏。整个游戏时长差不多在2,3小时，整体难度可以说是非常简单了。玩完了的感受是游戏名saviorless(破灭)很好地概括了剧情，救不下任何人的救主真的可以自称是救世主吗。

Short game with a beautiful art style. Can be frustrating at times. An enjoyable experience.

No es solo un juego, es una historia... Hacía años que no jugaba un juego hecho desde el fondo del corazón, con tanto esfuerzo como sufrimiento. El apartado artístico me ha sorprendido brutalmente, para bien obviamente. Las mecánicas no son nada del otro mundo pero es que es un plataformero ya poco se puede innovar en la industria. Si no conoces la historia detrás del desarrollo de esta maravilla te recomiendo que te informes por tu propia cuenta, porque cuando la leas y entiendas que se esconde detrás de un juego como este si tenías dudas de su compra ya no las tendrás, porque estará en tu biblioteca. Quitando la admiración que le tengo quiero ser lo más objetivo posible, pero para mi esta experiencia es un injusto 7.5/10... Pero aún así se los recomiendo probar a todos. Merecería un 9/10 pero hay cosas que de verdad se hacen cansinas a la hora de jugar. Una crítica que me duele más a mi que a quien la recibe.

Recommended Saviorless is one of those games I'm glad I played, even if I don't think it's one I'll ever revisit. The strongest part of the experience is its presentation. It feels like stepping into a dark storybook, and I was immediately intrigued by the framing device of the narrators and the idea that a story isn't supposed to have two protagonists. From there, the game continues introducing strange imagery and surreal ideas that kept me curious about where it was all leading. Gameplay is much more puzzle-focused than action-focused. Even after gaining the ability to attack, combat never feels like the point. It's more of another mechanic used to solve the game's set pieces than something with much depth of its own. Early on this works well because checkpoints are generous and experimentation is encouraged. Where the game lost a little momentum for me was toward the end. The later sequences became more trial-and-error, and dying often meant replaying stretches that were just long enough to become repetitive. They weren't frustrating in the traditional sense, but they did slow the pacing at the point where I wanted the story to keep moving. When the credits rolled, my feeling wasn't "I need to see every ending" or "I have to collect everything." It was more that I'd experienced what the game had to offer, and I was satisfied leaving it there. I don't think Saviorless reaches the level of games like Gris, which left a much stronger emotional impression on me, but I also think it's doing something genuinely different. It's an original, atmospheric game with memorable ideas and a distinctive identity, and I appreciate that it never tries to become something it's not. Not every game has to become a favorite. Sometimes it's enough to spend a few evenings in a world unlike any other, and Saviorless was exactly that.