Umihara Kawase

Interesting platformer game.

os controles são estranhos e dão trabalho para se acostumar; minhas mãos quase sempre acabavam doloridas. as fases — especialmente as mais avançadas — são grandes quebra-cabeças que exigem que o jogador entenda e engaje com as mecânicas de movimento da personagem. e levando em consideração que a dificuldade escala rapidamente, o jogador irá eventualmente se acostumar com as mecânicas, já que ficará jogando as mesmas fases várias vezes antes que consiga alcançar um dos finais do jogo. é especialmente interessante como as fases se conectam entre si, criando vários caminhos diferentes, dependendo de como o jogador decide explorá-las. é bem legal como as escolhas que os desenvolvedores tomaram na jogabilidade e na arte tornam umihara kawase uma obra tão charmosa.

The first in the series, so it is a big rough around the edges. It has the least amount of levels, so the content is quite there. It also lacks Diagonal Macro Buttons which makes it incredibly frustrating to play. Pair that with some insane level design (and bosses) it is very difficult, even for a veteran of the series. It's still fun though to see where it all started and there is a unique vibe to it that the others don't have. I think it lacks a lot of QoL that the later installments in the series has that it makes it hard for me to enjoy as much, but still a solid game.

I [i]love[/i] Umihara Kawase: the insane level design and precision platforming; the near-infinite ceiling for skill expression; the mostly tough-but-fair difficulty; the calming music and laidback atmosphere; and the quirky artwork. There's a lot I [i]hate[/i] about it, too: the unhinged amounts of RNG enemy spam in late-game levels; the all-or-nothing arcade-style gameplay (i.e. no continues when you exhaust your lives); the occasionally janky-feeling hit/hurt boxes and collision effects; and the often tedious boss fights. At its worst, it not only feels dated (it [i]was[/i] released in 1994 after all) but downright busted. That this game won me over after repeatedly crushing my resolve is a testament to how fun and fresh it still feels. Yes, even despite the flaws (sorry, the random enemy spawning just plain sucks). If you have copious patience and enjoy a game opening up as you gain skill, this could become one of your new favorite titles. That said, I haven't been this stressed out 100%-ing a game since I beat the Pantheon of Hallownest in Hollow Knight years ago. Seriously: if you can't cope with the idea of watching 20+ minutes of progress go down the toilet, steer clear. But Umihara Kawase is one of the best, most infuriating and ultimately fun games I've ever played.

provavelmente faria ate "gamer raiz das antigas" ficar com raiva, aprender como a vara de pesca funciona eh pra poucos

Words cannot describe how good of a game this is.

超任時期神奇的物理操作遊戲，看大老的影片可以發現神奇的操控方法。 然後那個蝌蚪王死全家。

Be aware that you game over in this game, you should probably play Sayonara first because that game wasn't made in the nineteen hundreds and lets you die as often as you want. This game though has better aesthetics though (not as good as Shun's though) and also better level design (again not as good as Shun's buuut it's also a matter of opinion. Still really damn good in both regards you're not gonna wanna miss it)

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