경고: 엄마아빠 되시는 분들은 그냥 이 게임을 하지 마세요.


왜냐고요?


열받을 게 뻔해서 그렇습니다... ㅠㅠ

Never alone과 분위기가 비슷해 보여 플레이해본 게임입니다. 결론은 Never alone보다 못합니다.
조작반응이 살짝 느려서 답답한 구석이 있습니다. 퍼즐은 별로 어렵지 않고 그냥 쭉쭉 진행하면 됩니다.
제일 짜증났던건, 아들이 날아 다니며 영혼 같은걸 찾는 이벤트가 있는데 정말 섬세한 조작이 필요합니다.
살짝만 삐끗하면 사망!! 조작감이 안좋아서 제법 힘들었던 구간이었습니다.
할인할때 싼 맛에 사서 잠시 즐기는 그런 게임 되겠습니다.

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이코 생각나서 샀는데 왠걸 ㅋㅋㅋ 왠 짜바리 히코가 ㅋㅋㅋ

암튼 재미있어 보여서 구입하시려는분 절대로 비추합니다

게임자체는 나쁘지 않아요 ㅋㅋ

근데 그돈주고 살꺼면 다른거 사세요 라는 평이죠

PV랑 그래픽을 보면 정말 재밌어보이죠?

네 저도 그런 줄 알았습니다.

왜샀지

하..

함께 고난을 헤쳐나가는 두 남자.

선택받은 소년은 3가지 힘을 얻으려 모험떠나며,
소년의 아버지는 아들을 위해 함께 모험을 떠난다.

소년은 특별한 불꽃에 동화되어 자유로이 이동할 수 있으며,
그를 따르는 정령이 힘을 사용할 수 있게 해준다.
소년의 아버지는 강인한 힘을 이용해 길을 막는 장애물을 처리한다.
앞을 막는 얼음 벽을 주먹으로 쳐서 파괴하거나 밀어내거나.
아, 그리고 빙벽도 오를 수 있다.

조금 컨트롤이 힘들다.
키가 서로 다르다면 모르겠지만, 얼음벽에 다가가야 주먹을 쓸 수 있고,
조금이라도 거리가 있으면 그냥 점프로 된다.
각각의 모션이 다른 키 버튼으로 이라면 더 편할 듯 하다.

까마귀 신전까지 했는데.... 이걸 기획한 사람의 의도가
플레이어가 짜증나게 하는 것이라면 충분히, 아니 넘칠 정도라고 말해주고 싶다.

캐릭터 조작이 너무 답답해요. 점프는 엄청 낮고 벽 붙잡고 올라가는 모션도 너무 느림... 시원시원하게 올라가질 못하니 게임하는 내내 울화통이 터질 지경이었어요. 특히 열 받았던 부분은 아들 캐릭터가 수호신들 깨우기 위해 유영하며 빛덩이들 찾는 부분... 속도가 일정하지 않아요. 처음엔 느리다가 속도가 확 올라갑니다. 조작이 너무 힘든 데다가 엄청나게 잘 죽어서 같은 구간을 또 하고 또 하고... 가까스로 엔딩만 보고, 도전과제 3개 남았는데 도전할 마음이 안 드네요.

Last Inua (Platformer) mini-review

This is a beautiful game with some frustrating controls. I had to turn the game off a few times due to my frustration, but ended up coming back when I found (via Youtube) that the sequence I was having trouble with was pretty short.

Last Inua is 2 to 2.5 hours long, and although the puzzles aren't really fulfilling, after a while I realized that I couldn't stop playing... I wanted to see where it was going.

There is one collectible per level - a glowing "rune" that is barely-hidden, but still miss-able. You can replay any level, so you won't have to replay the whole game if you're looking to be a completionist.

There are 17 achievements, but I think that only gluttons for punishment will be able to achieve them all... I died A LOT, and although I think that once you've been playing a while that you will find that it's not as hard as it initially seems, I'm still not going to try to go through the game without dying more than three times :p

I don't really understand the ending, and the controls can be fiddly, but I ended up enjoying myself nonetheless.

As much fun as it is to look at, everything that Last Inua is in terms of graphic design, it isn't in terms of game design. Imagine a puzzle platformer with horrible controls that holds your hand through the entire 2 hours it takes you to wander through it. Now imagine that, once in awhile, that game turns into the underwater bomb defusal level from the first Ninja Turtles NES game. That's Last Inua, and it's about as much fun as it sounds. Strong art direction alone doesn't make this game worth it when balanced against all the ways that this game fails as...well, a game.

5/10. While I liked the puzzle platforming well enough, the controls are frustrating. Expect slow moving animations and slow to respond controls. It's like playing with work gloves on. You try to hit the right key and most of the time you miss the mark not because you hit the wrong key, but because you have to alot 1-2 extra secs for the actual game to catch up. While cumbersome, it did not ruin the platforming for me.

What *did* make me almost rage quit were the "flying" end levels. Those were not fun, not enjoyable, and frustrating because the controls are are difficult to handle. Much like trying to swim with momentum in a minefield, it's a horrible way to end a level. The first "flying" level took me...I dunno 50+ times to complete it? The second flying level was easier at about 25+ times and the very last level is a breeze. And it's a one hit instant death with a full animation restart each time. Annoying. The rest of the game was not like that - if I died I just started right away where I left off. Very scream-inducing and the main reason I have to gives it a thumbs down. It did not help that I would often get stuck on geometry on the flying levels and sometimes just landing on the ground would kill me. If not for those 2 flying levels I say, give it a go.

In the 2D platformer "Last Inua", father and son Ataataq and Hiko set out to save the three Inuit gods -- the Raven, the Ice Bear and the Narwhal -- from the threat of the demon Tonrar.

Alternating between both characters, you have to make use of their different abilities to master the environmental hazards thrown at them. Ataataq can use his strength to move and smash objects and climb walls with his ice pick, while Hiko can teleport and cast bridges made of light. Sometimes you take different paths with each character, sometimes they both help each other out.

The game's difficulty isn't too high, but it's a fun and delightful experience throughout. And having a 2D platformer that isn't rock hard is a nice change these days. Controls could be a bit more precise, but since it is quite easy that doesn't ruin the game at all.
The graphics are rather minimalistic, but still great to look at.
The musical score has a mystic vibe and is very fitting.

Nevertheless, there are some shortcomings. The game is clearly a mobile port, and albeit a good one sadly in no way polished for the PC platform. Enabling anti aliasing via NVidia settings to make it look better did the job, but shouldn't be required of one. There are no language settings, you have to go with the one your system is using. And the game commits the cardinal sin of typography: it uses the ugly Comic Sans as a font. This is even more puzzling since the mobile version doesn't.

It is also a rather short experience. The play time homes in at about or slightly above two hours (insert Angry Joe rage quote here). The levels are accordingly short. But this is not to be understood as a negative point: it's clearly a choice by the devs, and making the game longer would have probably stretched out the gameplay and make it overstay it's welcome.

Despite the already moderate price, I would still recommend waiting for a sale because of the lacklustre port.

All in all, it's a charming small game and well worth a try if you're into the genre.