Recent reviews by PT Lyon

It no longer runs on Linux or Mac.

It's not there yet, we know it's not there yet. But it is fun, it has all the maps, it has the community. If these guys had half the budget y'all gave to H-Hour and Sears, we'd have a AA game. Instead, we have the best possible game with these very limited resources. Still a lot of potential to grow.
This game was put together for the SOCOM community by a few people who spent countless hours, during YEARS, working on this and previous projects (this standalone is only possible thanks to those). And it's super cheap. Because it's not about the money, there is no money to be made here. Just a passion and a community. So stop whining and be grateful.

You have a hook, a starting point, an objective to reach, and a clock. You have to reach the objective as fast as possible. That's it. Each level has 3 difficulties, meaning different times to beat. The first one is easy, the second requires some practice, and for the last one you need to master the map.

The gameplay itself is super fun. At first it seems scary and complicated to perform those moves, but once you get a grip on it, you can get through the obstacles almost as if you were flying.

Retrowave is exactly what it looks like. A bit clunky (on Linux), although it's still in Early Access. But I don't expect it to become much more than what it already is: the most awesome bad game.

Why am I playing this? I don't know. But it's was a nice experience. It should be fun to play with your kids.

Superflight is super simple and fun. Maybe calling it a game is a stretch, think of it as a proof of concept... which is fun enough to be released as a game. Not just fun, there's some kind of awesomeness to it, maybe from the sense of freedom and the vibrant map colours, which make you want to keep trying just one more time...

Tips:
- Use a controller
- Put some synthwave music playing
- Enjoy

Uma pequena obra de arte. Criatividade e story-telling 5 estrelas. A categoria "Casual" vai perdendo a conotação negativa.

Cloudpunk é uma agradável surpresa. Os efeitos visuais são deslumbrantes (para quem goste do estilo). Só a liberdade de andar por aquela cidade e explorar livremente já valeria a pena. O voice acting e os diálogos são muito bons. Tem muitas referências a outros jogos e filmes. Por vezes torna-se algo aborrecido pois não existe grande gameplay, apenas ir do ponto A para o ponto B, falar com pessoas, interagir com objectos e explorar. Mas a evolução da história acaba por compensar, e além disso o jogo é curto (não custa tanto lidar com alguma repetitividade).

Uma curta experiência narrativa, um género em que a Fullbright joga em casa, depois de Gone Home. A maior parte das críticas ao jogo resulta das pessoas não gostarem do género, não propriamente do jogo. Sim, é um walking simulator; sim, não há grande acção; sim, é curto. Mas o que a Fullbright faz, faz bem. A história está bem conseguida, e o ambiente é cativante pela música e pela forma como caminhamos numa estação espacial vazia mas vamos tendo acesso a algumas cenas que se passaram antes, e a pouco a pouco vamos montando o puzzle dos acontecimentos.

It's different from what I expected. One of those you should enjoy the small things as you play it. The excellent narrative, great dialog and voice acting, the radio interaction, the visuals, the environment, the mysteries. At the end, the outcome of the story might feel a bit of a letdown because the game seems to slowly build momentum to reach a great finale. But sometimes the answers we are looking for are simpler, although harder, than we wished for.

It's very short (I love those).
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