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• gamedeal user

  Sep 1, 2017

  Really original game! The levels are well designed, and the two buttons concept is WAY more challenging than it appears on first sight. Finding this game was really a pleasure. Kudos to the developer, I just wish there was a mobile version.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2017

  Necrosphere is truly something unique and quite the fun ride. From bubble jumping to fireball dodging, this game is a well rounded experience with lots of fun surprises and challenges. The mysterious story and the fantastic presentation really rounded this game into a full and special experience like no other. Though the Metroidvania mechanics themselves are pretty bare, the selling points of this game like two button difficult gameplay are plenty of reason to give this game a shot. In the madness of all of the big releases this year, this game definitely holds its own and was a fresh little experience to play in between. If you enjoy platformers or Metroidvanias, I'd say this is totally worth a playthrough. Pros + Unique control scheme + Clever mechanics + Visuals and sound create an immersive atmosphere + Unexpectedly good but minimal story Cons - Can get minimally repetitive - Some mechanics and detection can feel sloppy and improper at times - Basic Metroidvania You can find the full review at https://www.keengamer.com/article/17016_necrosphere-review
• gamedeal user

  Sep 9, 2017

  A short and sweet platforming metroidvania, similar to VVVVV. The game's gimmick is there's only two buttons -- left and right. The level design is created in such a way that this isn't a problem, as there's bubbles that make you jump and various upgrades that improve your mobility. The game is difficult and requires using the games mechanics to get through. I beat it in about 3 and a half hours, but I enjoyed just about every bit of it. Challenging and kept introducing new concepts to keep me entertained. I think a game like this would be amazing with a level editor, adding hours and hours of content, and it's honestly a shame that it doesn't have one. If you enjoy well made platformers that are actually challenging, Necrospshere has pretty much everything you want. If you are truly hardcore, there's achievements for speedrunning, and not dying. For only $5, I felt like I easily got my money's worth. Oh, and the music is also amazing.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 12, 2017

  ♥ I love to hate this f &*% game! ♥ I've shouted at it so much that I don't even wanna shout at traffic jams anymore. Better than meditation. This game is easy to learn but hard to master. It's about an agent trying to scape a limbo-ish place... He is kinda dead already btw, but he keeps on dying so many times! Surprisingly it's not frustrating at all, because you have so many checkpoints. It only gives you even more will to try it again. The genius level design clearly shows to your face where you're screwing it up, but it's just so hard to make it right, so you keep on trying again and again and again. Till you finally get the timing right and run around the house in celebration scaring the hell outta your dogs... and neighbours if it's 4am. What the heck am I doing with my life? I hate the devs xD ♥
• gamedeal user

  Sep 12, 2017

  Best hidden gem I found in Steam recently. Takes the best of a metroid-like game and boldly presents it as a two-buttons only game. It is also specially made with speed runs in mind. As of now, I can't recommend any game more than this one.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 21, 2017

  Like VVVVVV adds a new twist to 2D platforming by restricting the mechanics in an interesting way, in this case limiting control to just two buttons. Manages to be managable despite the high difficulty because of extremly generous checkpoints. A very good game that earned it's way to being one of my favorite indie games in recent memory.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 25, 2017

  Necrosphere is like super meat boy turned into a metroidvania. The level design is flawless, the music is great, and the graphics do what they need to do. The only real qualm I have with it is the two-button design, while it works ok, would still work better with a dedicated button to dash/jetpack rather than relying on double taps and holding both buttons. So the controls are just a bit awkward when it demands so much precision in the platforming, more difficulty comes from a missed overly complex input than the level design itself.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 30, 2017

  Necrosphere is a great old school platformer with a gimmick. The game is laid out like a metroidvania-lite. What I mean by that is that there is one big level and as you gain new abilities as you progress, these abilities let you access new areas, and these areas are designed to use these abilities to their fullest. The reason I say "lite" is because there is very little backtracking(a good thing IMO), once you finish an area you get warped back to the start of the game and then you can use the acquired ability to reach a new area. The gimmick of this game is that it only uses 2 buttons, left and right on the keyboard, or L and R on the controller. The control is super responsive but the odd control scheme may cause some to shy away from it. When I first started playing the game I loved it, as more abilities became unlocked my enjoyment of the game faltered a bit as I was dying more to the control than the obstacles. I gave up on the game and posted a negative review. The developer saw my review and we began talking about it, he then messed around with the code of the game a bit and emailed me a version of the game that addressed my concern, and the game played like a dream. The fact that a developer would take the time to listen to the complaints of a single customer and implement a fix tailored for that customer is pretty mindboggling. Developers who care this much about their customers are a rare breed and this fact alone is enough for me to want to support him. Having said that, once the fix was implemented the game played like a dream. The controls are super tight and the game offers a very nice challenge. This game is tough, everything kills you in one hit and there are tons of obstacles everywhere. There are very liberal checkpoints in the levels and instant respawns which means the game is rarely frustrating, it is simply addicting and each death makes you want to try one more time. Level design in this game is perfect, each level looks unique, and is loaded with unique challenges tailored to that level and that particular ability used to access it. The variety of obstacles in this game keep things fresh and it never gets boring in the 2-3 hours or so it will take you to beat this game. If you want a great retro themed platformer with an interesting gimmick, give this game a try.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 14, 2018

  Two-button controls for masocore platforming is an interesting idea, and I think this game implements it as well as can be done. That said, there's nothing remotely comfortable about such a scheme -- and because I would like to use my index fingers for a variety of things, and not just destroy them playing games with intentionally awkward controls, I will never play [i]Necrosphere[/i] again. I also know to steer clear of any game that follows in its footsteps. I don't regret playing the game, though, since it was a unique experience, and I'm all about unique experiences; my fingers will recover. Why an upvote? Awkward controls notwithstanding, the level design is superb, and the creator does have a flair for attractive pixel graphics. Also, I must compliment him on taking risks, even though his game could end up giving somebody arthritis. Buy on a sale.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 23, 2018

  A fun game until you have to use the jetpack. The horrible control mechanic of the jetpack takes all the fun away. You are dying more often from fighting jetpack controls than by level design.