The Gateway Trilogy

I enjoyed it but the third game was just too short, and was mostly tile puzzle which maybe added to the robotic, gradual restart of the sleeper? Ended when it really became interesting. I wonder if it will have some sort of sequel. From what i understand the player character goes backwards in time, like he is walking in a mirrored dimension of his reality

It's worth it if you get it on sale, and were a fan of the original flash games. Otherwise this game has a slim market. I still had a couple hours' worth of fun though.

giocho strano ma bello

The first two Gateway games (The original ones uploaded to flash sites back in the day) are absolute must plays. Gateway 1 is essentially just a tutorial for Gateway 2, but Gateway 2 is brilliant, a masterpiece of ludonarrative harmony. I don't want to say anything about the story because it's something you should just experience for yourself. That being said, Gateway 3 adds nothing, it is a bombardment of non stop dry meaningless similar puzzles in a conceptually interesting but very much underutilized environment. It had one section of "gameplay" (you walking around repeatedly going through screen transitions) that was somewhat gripping only because I thought it was building up to some great story section. It wasn't, the ending is abrupt, unsatisfying, and as far as I can tell, weird for weirdnesses sake. The remaking of the first 2 games is fine I suppose. They don't change too much, thankfully. I'm not sure but I think the music was swapped out in Gateway 2. There was one track that's literally haunted me my whole life since I first heard it years ago, it gave/still gives me instant chills, but I don't think that track is in the game anymore. HUGE loss imo. That might be wrong though, the game is very buggy so perhaps the music just didn't play correctly or perhaps I simply missed it somehow (I don't think that would be possible, it's a VERY striking piece of ambient music) Speaking of, performance is terrible. This thing is still running on Adobe Flash all these years later and it hurts. It will be a stuttery finnicky mess regardless of your computer power. It's not a matter of processing power it just inherently sucks, the old website versions ran much nicer, which is strange 'cause that ran on flash too obviously, not sure what the problem is. This is a widespread issue, so it's definitely the game and not me. All in all, this bundle is not worth it for the new game or even for the remasters. While the remasters are arguably slightly superior in some ways to the old versions, the performance issues drag everything down below original quality. The ONLY thing that you could justify picking this up is the Developer's Commentary, even that is somewhat disappointing though, as the developer used text-to-speech for all of it. I was looking forward to hearing the dev speak passionately and transparently about parts of the creative process, behind the scenes stories, etc. and while you get some of that, it's all conveyed to you through text and the apathetic droning of the TTS bot, taking much of the magic away. Here's my recommendation to you, go download flashpoint or some other flash game archive, and play the original 2 Gateway games for free. They're fantastic, and you are missing nothing by avoiding 3, in fact the randomness of 3's halfhearted attempt to connect with the first two games actively makes the story worse in my opinion, just pretend it doesn't exist. If you REALLY want to hear the dev's commentary and are intrigued to check out Gateway 3/the remade versions of 1+2, then at least wait for a sale or something. 10 bucks for this is highway robbery. I have a lot of respect for the dev as they've made some really amazing stuff. Gateway 2 of course, but I've also heard amazing things about The Dream Machine (not played it yet). This, however, is a total mess and misses the entire point of what made Gateway 2 so incredible.

Eu gosto muito desse estilo de Jogo e esse é muito bem feito.

The most notable change in the first two games from their respective free versions is that most of the dialogue and/or what sound like distorted Dalek speech. And honestly, that change doesn't work to the games' benefit. It doesn't really enhance the atmosphere much, and sometimes it removes useful feedback.

Fajna gra logiczna, lepiej brać na przecenie.

Great little puzzler! Took me about 3 hours to beat. Graphics are nice, the puzzles not too complicated, and there's even a storyline in there, which wasn't obvious to me at first glance.