DeVuego BD

Alt254 is a minimalistic game where you play as a single pixel, your goal is to explore this world and find colored keys to open more doors and advance the story. It’s classed as an adventure game but for me, it felt and played more like a puzzle game. I spent more time moving blocks to make pathways or open doors than actually fighting which suited me as fighting is a case of dashing into red blocks and avoiding their attacks, this tool a long time and felt so random it lacked any satisfaction. I was looking forward to this game so much and it after just an hour I felt disappointed as it was not near what I expected, I expected a more interactive world, more combat, and a lot more puzzle variety. What I did get was puzzles and key collecting with a bit of combat. I still love how this game looks and the idea behind it but it needs more content, more variety, and generally just push it forward. I won’t straight-up hate it as every now and then I am more than happy to sit down and play an hour or two of it no problem. Overall I found Alt254 dared to be different, I love its style and presentation but the content became stale and repetitive and never took risks.

À condition de savoir où l'on met les pieds, Alt254 est une aventure singulière, qui pourra offrir quelques heures de véritable réflexion aux joueurs qui préfèrent l'évocation au photo-réalisme. Ce jeu rétro jusqu'au-boutiste parvient malgré sa limitation graphique de 21x26 pixels à donner la sensation d'explorer un univers cohérent, doté de ses propres codes, qu'il faudra malheureusement apprendre à l'ancienne, c'est à dire... à la dure. Ceux qui parviendront à passer par-dessus un début difficile passeront alors quelques sympathiques heures à résoudre les nombreuses énigmes de cette synthèse minimaliste entre Adventure et The Legend of Zelda.