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https://steamcommunity.com/id/BreakTheRings/recommended/362890
So let's compare findings.
You've posted opinion. Let's use data instead....
1. Overwhelmingly Positive reviews. Well, let's skip that one.
2. Steam Top Seller. Mmmm... another mark against your negative review.
3. Millions of copies purchased. If the game you designed sold more you're there! But no one can find data on the game you designed.
The missing element is the reason for all your complaints.
https://ibb.co/fqGDVZJ
You sound like a paid shill. Get over yourself bud.
The game is TOP NOTCH all around until you get to the Xen levels that the developers made up for their version of the game.
90% of Steam reviews are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and the players never complete the game they gave a thumbs up to. Look at statistics.
The game is absolutely fantastic up until you get to Xen. It's very cool at first then it starts to show it's decline in both level design, combat and the dumb things you need to do to progress.
Maybe form your own opinion instead of living your life by Steam Reviews.
However I'll take it over the garbage that was Half Life's Xen any day of the week.
I am still on part with testical monster and it already feels like I have been playing it for weeks.
Novelty of islands floating in nowhere wears off so quikly and then you just stuck in endless caves system.
Oh and why my character must get stuck on every twig and peble? You are running to make a big jump just to fail because slighty elevated rock collided with your shoe.
Half-Life's Xen chapters aren't bad. They are just boring and some parts didn't make sense but that doesn't mean its bad. I still remember the good old days where I was panicking in the factory being chased by angry grunts.
My only complaint is that it feels a little short, not quite enough content for my taste, could really have used some off-road paths leading down into some more beautiful areas and more secrets.
The varied combat you speak of is non-existent in Xen
That is my impression of Zen, you seem very hell bent on chasing other peoples opinion, chastising them for having a different opinion than yours. Its almost like you're trying to bait people into a pointless argument about personal opinions, as if yours is more legitimate than others.
I love Zen, it is an amazing experience with lots of things going for it, the combat is sound and entertaining and I really enjoyed it.
But...that's half life. You spend plenty of half life doing things with plugs, switches, and jumping on moving objects. You and the other ragers just have the ADD. There's no way about it: if you actually find any part of Xen 'tedious', you fail the Marshmallow Test and probably life.