Nylige anmeldelser av Ambitious Minnow

So far... I'm seriously underwhelmed? I loved Limbo, and had very high expectations for this since they called it the "Spiritual Successor" to Limbo. Mostly this game consisted of walking right, sometimes walking left or jumping, and then just dragging stuff to obvious places? I don't think I really attempted anything I would actually call a puzzle?

I think with enough time, a persistant 5 to 6 year old could get through most if not all of these 'puzzles.' That's pretty disappointing from the Limbo team. =( This felt like some other posters mentioned, more like an engine demonstration than a game, and I'm not a fan of kicking out my money for that kind cr*p.

Cannot recommend. =(

Bought this game for Steam and android.

The premise is great: classic-classic RPG style adventure through a dungeon with essentially a DnD character. Lots of cool ideas, perma-death, and ridiculous situations to find yourself in.

The execution however, I decided finally, is pretty bad. The game has some bugs that can literally be game ending. Considering every single action and item are generated by RNG, an entire game going haywire on what is FINALLY a good run can be about the most frustrating gaming experience you can have.

Example: we are in a Co-op game and my friend finds a blessed scroll of remove curse. This will remove curses from every item in your inventory. This is during easily the best run we've ever had; 20+ wands and books each, multiple bows and arrows(witch and hunter), I had 3 fireball wands to start, it was great. I give everything to him in a trade to de-curse, and EVERY SINGLE ITEM DISAPPEARED. I was left with a blank inventory. As anyone who plays the game can tell you, catastrophic events happen in game all the time.

Playing a game where one in-game mistake can be catastrophic with bad programming on top was way more frustrating then fun, and it made me angry I wasted hours and hours one the game and researching all it's silly quibbles online.

Future Potential = 9/10, actual current enjoyment easily say -5/10. =( Don't buy unless dev gets serious about making this game bug free.

If it were not for the Ultra-Super-Bad-Terrbileness they call a mini-map, this game would be fantastic. For those of us who cannot constantly keep track of direction through windy maps wtihout the mini-map, and especially who have hard times with 'busy screens' this game maeks what should be a very fun on screen experience rather dreary. I very rarely even see what the enemies look like because the map is over the screen(yes, I know you can change opaqueness.)

Seriously Devs, great game otherwise, but you can find articles about this all over the internet. Why don't you give us some kind of detached map screen so those of us that would like to could put in on a second monitor or in a corner or something. We would happily pay you for it if you wanted to make it shop material. Something.

Dudes.
So. Great Game, deep leveling/equipments system, good action and many different playstyles supported, but can't see actual screen well? Stupidity.

Edit:
So it is a good game if you want to get sucked into something that can go deep though, I cannot lie. I have been sucked in pretty deep since this review. I also saw today(later) that I magically got some belt upgrade that at least made my character much easier to see. So, words eaten, review flipped bad -> good.

Most glorious PvP combat I may have ever had. Perfectly balanced because everyone has ALL the power, with a skill cap that will make your fingers freeze in fear at first.

If you ever wondered if you could really cut it in the wizard world, this is how you find out. =)

When you win - massive fun
When you die - still massive fun

The only thing this game needs is some custom arenas or a mode that matches up uneven numbers of players. Why? Because some wizards are so jaw-droppingly awesome they could fight multiple wizards by themselves.

Let the chaos begin!