Évaluations récentes de Tzitzimime

Excellent puzzle game that you will keep you constantly deducing what is where, and as you progress, it will mix up its formula and add a little complexity to add interest. This is a no-brainer choice if you want a puzzle game. Visuals and sound are nicely polished. I don't encounter bugs, either.

Awesome game, great visuals, fun and polished gameplay, fast-paced parkour.

In Forward to the Sky, the player takes control of a courageous not-Saber-Lily princess character with an oversized sword (which I'm guessing is not-Excalibur or something she was gifted by Cloud Strife) on a rescue quest through an old, worn, gigantic tower of stone, algae, and crystals floating amongst the clouds to find and defeat a legendary witch (not-Miyu) in order to rescue the tower's supposed population.
It's very cute and has a nice soundtrack, plus very simple gameplay within a lovely environment.
Definitely can be fun if one is very bored and got it on sale, lol.
It is very easy to get into, could be a pleasant deviation from whatever is the norm for the buyer.

This game is tagged "action" and "adventure", I would say it is specifically a simple dish of hack 'n slash with platforming and a little side of puzzle-solving. I think only inexperienced gamers may have some difficulty with the game.
It is very short, easily completed in under an hour, two or more if you go for all the achievements and obtaining every last crystal.

I've got a long list of complaints, but I won't delve into that. "A game everyone are able to finish..." I think that's a poor excuse for what feels like a dreadfully half-finished game.

I had a little bit of fun in the end despite its brevity and faults, so I don't want to down vote this title. I'll reiterate: it is an okay choice for the bored that like platforming, hack 'n slash, and a pretty soundtrack that envelops some bright and pretty artstyle. This is a casual game to be enjoyed while kicking back and taking it very, very easy.

I did like seeing what the developer tried to do with this game, if they make a vastly improved and more elaborate sequel, I'd totally be up for that.

Great puzzle game, and not too hard, not too easy. The scenery is beautiful and the soundtrack completes the atmosphere of the game. The difficulty and even size of each level increase gradually as the player progresses through the levels and worlds.

The levels are occasionally tricky to navigate, plus they're airborne, so falling off is definitely not recommended, and to add to the challenge there are no maps or compasses, though they are not labyrinths, outright. There are very rarely alternate paths whose dead ends you cannot see from the beginning, so the correct way forward isn't hard to find, or create. You only have to take detours to find hidden rooms and crevices containing items you may need to continue.

I wish the game was longer. Absolutely recommended.