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Tags: Indie (87), Adventure (83), Hand-drawn (59), Puzzle-Platformer (55), Story Rich (53), Exploration (53), Mystery (43), Comic Book (41), Great Soundtrack (39), Puzzle (37), Platformer (36), Atmospheric (35), Singleplayer (34), Post-apocalyptic (33), Action (33), Action-Adventure (28), Family Friendly (27), Cartoony (16), Cute (15), Female Protagonist (13)Ĭategory: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Cloud Hier findest du alle Infos zum Adventurespiel Minute of Islands von Studio Fizbin für PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch: Release, Gameplay und alles, was ihr wissen müsst. Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese The powerful Omni Switch at your disposal may not be enough to fix the damage that hides beneath the surface.ĭeveloper: Studio Fizbin Publisher: Mixtvision
Guide young mechanic Mo on her quest to repair a world on the brink of collapse. This review is based on a retail copy provided by the publisher.Explore strange and wonderful islands and dark labyrinths below in this narrative puzzle platformer. Minute of Islands Review: A Sea of Emotion (PS4) The world is slowly falling apart, and you are the only one who can protect it in Minute of Islands. If you get easily annoyed by sluggish pacing and annoying mechanics for a story-driven game, then this is a game to avoid. Minute of Islands News Reviews Previews Features Guides Latest Articles. Would I recommend Minute of Islands? Here’s the sitch: If you’re into great art style for a story-driven game, then yes, this is a good game to check out. It’s just something you wouldn’t notice watching a gameplay video, but will when you play the game. With the amount of backtracking you’ll have to do in Minute of Islands, these half-steps will be the bane of your existence. It’s so frustrating though, that those half-steps are everywhere, and most of the time jumping up and dropping down these platforms take some type of precision. For some reason though, the developers created these half-steps, i.e., platforms that can be reached by jumping halfway that are usually clustered above a climbable platform. Minute of Islands feature some light platforming that involves jumping and dropping down steps, cliffs, etc. I also did not think that I would get annoyed by something so “minute” like jumping up and dropping down a step. I mean, it’s even fine if the story was piecemeal I just wish there was some way to skip the narration and cut scenes, especially for those who would like to replay the game and fast forward the story. If it tackled the storytelling in chunks rather than bits and pieces, I’m sure I would have paid more attention to it. Minute of Islands suffers from sluggish pacing. Das Einzige, was die Inseln schützt, sind mysteriöse Antennen, die gebaut wurden, als die Riesen noch. It’s a double-edged sword: you get to relish in the beautiful scenery and art of the game, but why did it have to happen just after you’ve already spoken to an NPC just a few minutes ago for lord knows how long. Minute of Islands spielt auf einer Inselgruppe, die von gefährlichen Sporen bedroht wird. Sometimes the game just stops so it can pan out to show you the new area Mo has arrived in. When submitting a system report, please be aware that it may contain your personal information, like your computer name.
It’s not something that you can skip too you’ll have to dredge on a few seconds of dialogue only to be stopped again after progressing a couple of minutes later. A system report or other file containing a description of your computers technical specification is required to submit this technical support request. What isn’t so nice is that every few steps, the game stops you from progressing so the narration can happen. It’s nice that the game has a lovely voiceover (the game is narrated by a single person), which is great for an indie game. While I followed the story of Minute of Islands from the start, after the second chapter, I just lost interest. Mo then goes on a journey to the islands wielding the Omni Switch, a stick that needs to be used to repair the brothers. One day, Mo realizes that the brothers are in need of repair and has left the islands with some gaseous atmosphere where it can get really hard to breathe. Mo lives with her family on these islands that are powered and protected by four giant brothers. You take on the role of Mo, a guardian of an archipelago (which is a term used for a cluster of islands, hence the title Minute of Islands). Here’s the gist of the story that I could muster. However, what killed it for me is its gameplay.
It’s also the premise that there’s more to the story than meets the eye that interested me. At first glance, the game features that cartoony art that I could get into. You know, I’m usually a sucker for indie games with great art styles and deep storylines, and I really wish Minute of Islands did it for me.
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