Climb a massive overgrown concrete tower while constantly at risk of falling and losing precious progress. Beton Brutal offers a fluid and responsive first person parkour experience through tranquil brutalist architecture.
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Is your life boring? Do you need a cure for low blood pressure? Does your current job sXXk? Play this game. You can overcome it all. I paid money for stress, fXXk it.
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Паркур в игре приятный и очень похож на паркур из Майнкрафта — автор, как будто, явно вдохновлялся им. У игры красивый дизайн, атмосфера присутствует. Сюжет отсутствует. Играл исключительно, ставя что-то на фон (подкасты, интервью, стримы и прочая херня).
oui
хз ну такое
since nobody's gonna read this: i just shat my pants
아니 그래서 길이 어딘데요
очень круто
un jeu de parkour tout à fait génial à la fois un peu dur mais toujours possible je recommande
Спокойствие только спокойствие =)
불쾌한 조작감을 빼고 파쿠르 액션만 남긴 유쾌한 항아리 게임
+ 브루탈리즘(Brutalism)의 어원인 Beton Brut(raw concrete)를 차용해 제목을 지은 만큼 콘크리트 재질의 인공물과 육중한 메가스트럭처, 삭막한 분위기와 약간의 공포 요소가 들어가 있다.
+ 마인크래프트 파쿠르 액션을 거의 그대로 구현한 것 같다.
- 다만 근본이 항아리 게임이라 취향이 맞지 않는다면 비추
- 누가 Sprint 키를 Ctrl로 만드냐고...
gah
the beton is actually brutal
cool
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥! Как же мне напомнило старые времена в cs 1.6, когда ты проходил паркур карты на скорость, банихопил, слайдил... Тут конечно только прыгать в основном, но всё же... Игра ближе к медитативной - но если зафакапить ран... люди что проходят карты за 15-20 минут, монстры, я за час даже пройти не могу.
Dur, mais, hmmmmmmmmmmm
BETON BRUTAL is a stark, demanding first-person climbing game that commits fully to the idea that movement alone can carry an entire experience. Developed and published by Jan Malitschek, the game drops players into a colossal brutalist tower and asks only one thing of them: climb. There is no combat, no explicit story, and no hand-holding. Instead, the game derives its identity from precision, momentum, and the constant psychological pressure created by height, risk, and the ever-present possibility of falling back to earlier sections.
From the moment play begins, BETON BRUTAL establishes its philosophy through mechanics rather than exposition. Movement is fluid, responsive, and intentionally unforgiving. Sprinting, jumping, wall-running, and ledge-grabbing all flow together into a parkour system that feels grounded yet agile, demanding careful timing and spatial awareness. Every surface becomes a potential route upward, but only if the player can read angles correctly and manage speed with discipline. The absence of combat or enemies shifts all tension onto the player’s own execution, turning every leap into a calculated decision rather than a reflexive action.
The structure of the climb is both simple and punishing. The tower is effectively one massive vertical challenge, segmented by subtle architectural variations rather than traditional levels. There are no frequent checkpoints to soften mistakes; a missed jump can send you plunging down multiple sections, erasing minutes or even hours of progress. This design choice creates a powerful emotional rhythm, where confidence and focus build slowly, and panic or overconfidence can undo everything in seconds. The game rewards players who remain calm under pressure and punishes those who rush without fully committing to their movements.
What makes this structure compelling rather than merely frustrating is the way shortcuts and routes reveal themselves through observation. As players grow more familiar with the tower, they begin to recognize faster paths, safer landings, and clever angles that bypass earlier obstacles. Progress is not just about climbing higher, but about learning the space intimately. Falling becomes less of a total failure and more of a reminder to apply knowledge gained, turning repetition into mastery rather than grind.
Visually, BETON BRUTAL leans heavily into brutalist architecture and restrained environmental storytelling. The tower is an imposing mass of concrete, sharp edges, and massive voids, softened only by creeping vegetation and weathered textures. The contrast between rigid geometry and organic overgrowth gives the environment a sense of abandonment and quiet persistence. There is no overt narrative, but the setting implies time, decay, and isolation, allowing players to project their own interpretations onto the climb.
Sound design reinforces this atmosphere with restraint. Ambient wind, distant echoes, and subtle environmental audio dominate the soundscape, while music is used sparingly, if at all. This quiet presentation heightens concentration and makes every footstep and landing feel consequential. The lack of constant audio stimulation also enhances the meditative quality of the experience, where long stretches of silence are broken only by the consequences of success or failure.
The game’s minimalist approach will not appeal to everyone. Players looking for variety, story-driven motivation, or mechanical progression beyond movement will likely find the experience repetitive or overly harsh. There are no upgrades, abilities, or evolving mechanics to soften the difficulty curve. Instead, progression exists entirely within the player’s growing skill and familiarity with the environment. This purity is both the game’s greatest strength and its most limiting factor, depending on individual taste.
Overall, BETON BRUTAL is a focused and uncompromising platforming experience that trusts its movement system enough to build an entire game around it. It transforms climbing into a test of patience, precision, and mental endurance, offering moments of intense frustration followed by genuine triumph. For players who enjoy high-stakes traversal, mastery through repetition, and atmospheric minimalism, it delivers a uniquely memorable ascent. Rather than telling a story, BETON BRUTAL invites players to create one through every successful jump, every hard-earned shortcut, and every climb reclaimed after a fall.
Rating: 9/10
1000 de bpm mais c'est ok
beton beton beton
jsuis tombé trop brutalement dans ce jeu..
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oui
RTX roblox obby
im going to kill myself
brutal
Игра во!👍
J'ai envie de canner, j'ai mal au dos de stress, et je n'ai plus de sueur dans les mains. Bravo le jeu. Super OST en plus.
Love it
ever since playing PEAK, i've been wanting to find a game that scratches the same itch as it but single player and with more to tackle regarding scoping out where to go next and figuring out how to approach each new obstacle. and ive finally found my answer with beton brutal.
folks talk about this thing as if its one of those "rage-bait" games a la getting over it and such, but it's really not. to me this game is much more meditative and chill than that. sure, there's a timer ticking up, and there's achievements to incentivize going as fast as you can. but you dont need to. take your time, go as slow or as confidently as you like. the only thing that matters is you getting further and further up the tower. fast and furious may get you accolades, but nothing can beat the sheer satisfaction in carefully planning out and perfectly executing dicey jumps or moves. it DOES help to be familiar with how minecraft parkour works though, and if you aren't then you'll probably have a bit of a tricky time picking up how it expects you to do certain things.
but patience, my friend, patience and calm will get you anywhere. just maybe dont look up or down for prolonged periods of time. better safe than sorry as it were.
Helped me get over my fear of heights but did nothing for my skill issues
스릴 넘치는 게임이네요. 아직 못 깼지만 꼭 깰 수 있도록 노력하겠습니다.
За блядские лестницы,а так игра хорошая
[h1] Harder is the fall, Greater is the game [/h1]
More addictive than hard drugs. Such a great game for this price, movement are incredibly precise and the level design full of skips and different methods will make you play again and again even with some intense frustration to reach the top. And the bath update was a nice one to get a new map with many different mechanics ideas.
[h3] If you like speedrun, platforming or just pure fun with fall and retry just go for this game blindfolded[/h3]
try-hard et die-and-retry, tout ce que j'aime ( avec une touche d'horreur et de pression )
♥♥♥♥♥, автор уебище безмозглое, дошел до гвоздей (300м) и ахуел, ♥♥♥♥ я ловить пиксели
Beton
BETON BRUTAL is a beautiful game with an art style that just perfectly scratches that brutalist parkour itch. It's responsive, feels nice, and has great music to boot. If you're looking for a fun parkour game, you really can't beat the price, and you may as well just pick it up.
Unless...
You're like me, and think that minecraft ladder parkour is the dumbest, most unfun thing you could spend 75% of your game focusing on. I mean come on, you have so many unique brutalist architectural ideas, get some slopes and hexagons and triangles in there if you need to shake it up! Don't make me do this slidey ass ladder parkour all day, it's all nail bite and no thrill.
Ta grosse mère la reine des sa***** de p*** et ta soeur l'avaleuse de ***bres de grosses couilles de ta r*ce, ça dégage
quasiment 7 euros pour souffrir c'est plutôt honnête je trouve
I broke 3 screens and 4 keyboards playing this game, love it
Игра то может быть и норм, но вот лестницы...
Именно лестницы а не разновидность поверхностей по которым поднимаешься...
Хочешь запрыгнуть с боку? Как бы логично это не было - хрен там, а не зацепился.
Прыгаешь на неё снизу - хрен там, а не зацепился
Допрыгнул, зацепился мизинчиком за пиксель? Ну братан сорян, кранч сработает на секунду и лети ка ты вниз.
Прыгаешь стрейфом боком на лестницу? Ну братан, контр-стрейфа нет, лети вниз.
Думаете будете серфить или банихопить как в кс? Тут это не работает - тупо теряется скорость и вы летите вниз.
10 незацепов за лестницу из 10
おもろいね
なんか最初まで落ちたけど
bom
goated
игра прикольная очень напоминает майнкрафт. то как персонаж двигается даже камера при спринте как в майне отдаляетя. батуты напоминают слайм блоки. куча лестниц. только мне здешний мувмент нравится больше чем в майне. например, вот тебе нужно опрыгнуть какое то препятствие. здесь это сделать намного легче чем в майне. да даже те же прыжки по лестницам ощущается легче чем в майне. в майне у меня почему то персонаж при прыжке на лестницу начинает как то скалзить и не важн нажал ли я шифт или нет он всё равно как то соскальзывает. кароче попробовать поиграть в это я рекомендую. правда игра ооооооооочееееень сложная. я так и не прошёл эту игру на все 100%. я вот дохожу до 300м и от туда постоянно падаю. а ещё учитывая что здесь чекпоинтов нет. кароче я бы очень хотел увидеть эту игру у джохана или мармока. было бы очень хорошо
Simple jumps in linear progression are great at creating tension but little more. Clunky ladders combined with some performance issues and my rebellious Ctrl key make failure less satisfying than it ought to be, and the climb back up lacks intrigue (needs either more dynamic obstacles and density of challenge, or more technical movement). Had a good experience with it still even if I didn't complete it.
One of the best things I've done while high was purchasing this game and playing it. For real lol.
For all of the climbing games and any of the sorts that presents its players with a high level of challenge (think Jump King on the precise platforming end or Getting Over It as far as less conventional control schemes go) in order to test their skill and patience, learning the ins and outs of how to grasp the basics whilst slowly mastering the game as the level design becomes increasingly more brutal that pushes them to reach new heights, certainly you could say that I am exactly that kind of person who is eager to reach new heights as far as these types of games are concerned!
However, in all of that time, I can't say I have ever actually tried out a true 'parkour' game of the sorts until rushing head-first into what I would classify as being a climbing game in its own league as BETON BRUTAL thrusts the player down the bottom of an octagonal tower as they are tasked to make their way out of a 500 metre tall pit with increasing precision and bravery as the jumps become more daring and the safety gaps growing slimmer!
To begin, how you control your character is what will largely determine just how far you get into such a behemoth of a skill-based game here as BETON BRUTAL lets you loose with no tutorial of the sorts to ease you in at first, trusting the player to figure it out slowly for themselves as they make their way up from the very beginning. Seeing as the directional buttons (WASD) are used to guide you to where you need to be and coupling this with the space bar to jump over the many, [b]MANY[/b] gaps will ensure that you can at least get some ways up without too much issue.
Eventually you'll find certain leaps that are practically impossible to make without the use of the sprint via the Shift button to get that boost of speed needed for much of the later places where big jumps are common-place alongside being thrown into new gameplay elements that will demand nothing short of proficiency to progress further, although it should also be noted that a few tricky spots further up will be of great benefit to the player if they make use of the sneak function by pressing CTRL to slow down but, more importantly, allow the player to lean off platforms without risking falling down below.
As far as how it feels to play BETON BRUTAL, for anyone who has played Minecraft at either a casual level or at a skill ceiling of those who have played various extreme parkour maps featuring a lot of running and jumping over challenging obstacles up in the air, they may feel a strong sense of familiarity as to how this indie feels to control as far as the overall playing experience goes. Whilst some may attribute this to parkour games all borrowing from the same genes and DNA of the niche genre, I strongly feel that BETON BRUTAL does such a good job at replicating the exact feeling and controls of how Minecraft would play that I'm almost tempted to say that it may remind one of Minecraft itself were it not for the vastly different graphics and artstyle.
On that note, the game's visuals is certainly one of its more intriguing aspects for me personally as BETON BRUTAL is presented in a dark, gloomy world that delivers a rather foreboding and eerie aura that only aids in the real danger and perils involved with the parkouring upwards and across the frighteningly-tall tower. Even taking into account the choice of separating each of the five sectors into five colour-coded segments that help to distinguish each section of 100 metre climb from the next as the leaps involve bigger risks and ever-more daring leaps of faith!
Though to touch upon the obstacle side of things, I do quite like how the tower's level design (note that I am basing this entirely on the original map and not the free 'BETON BIRTHDAY' or the paid DLC 'BETON BATH' maps) eases the player into the parkour experience without being too overwhelming, at first anyhow, given how the introduction of wall-mounted iron ladders is key for making the much bigger jumps even remotely possible for parkour players alongside pipes that narrow in size as you progress higher and higher acts as a simple yet effective way of exploring the sheer thrill of parkouring.
Later on you come across bounce pads that, whilst not to everyone's cup of tea, I didn't find to be a bad addition after learning how best to utilize these whilst soaring in the air as shortcuts is a speciality of the parkour genre and BETON BRUTAL is no different in that aspect as some of the biggest skips can be made via these coloured trampolines that begin showing up in the 200m sector, which I firmly believe acts as an 'intermediate' gap between the relatively-easy platforming seen below 200m and the much more brutal obstacles seen above.
Naturally this leads to what I am confident is a key criticism of many players new to the genre as the 300m sector marks a serious step-up in difficulty that caught even myself off-guard. For reference, it took me about 3 and a half hours to reach 300m and be introduced to not only the new variant of ladders, these 'nail-like' climbing grips that can not be stood on top of like their iron ladder counterparts, but also a thin version that dangles from the air as a wired pole to dial up the difficulty to 11 as this is where the game REALLY starts to live up to its name given how I spent more time just trying to make some progress towards the 400m mark than I did actually reaching the 300m sector!
No doubt this will have turned off casual fans of the precise platforming genre when the heat got turned up from spending too much time in the 200m segment of BETON BRUTAL that they jumped right out of the 'frying pan' and straight into the fiery fire that would make that part look like a cakewalk by comparison! And that goes without saying that this game also lives up to a subtle horror aspect in the form of that unusual 'Vertigo' parameter that rises whenever you stare directly above or below for too long alongside making jumps with big falls that makes it shoot up, as having this be above a certain percentage for too long will result in this game's 'shadowy figures' begin stalking you as they appear in places where you least expect them as well as generally making an already tense game even more likely to put you on edge as you make the climb, this perhaps proving to be too much for some trying to make the climb upwards.
Honestly, going into this game without much knowledge of what it was about or the challenges it truly entailed, I can safely say that this is one of the hardest climbing games that I have personally played thus far as it probably doesn't help that I'm not accustomed to 3D precision platforming as a whole. Though no doubt it is also quite the satisfying platforming game to master once you *really* get into the swing of things as previously daunting obstacles early on become child's play as a huge fall down becomes less of an multi-hour drag back upwards and more of a simplified obstacle course from the lens of a now-experienced climber!
It is a pity that I'm having to take a break from the game and review this earlier than I would have liked to, seeing how it isn't just the mental burnout of having tried a single segment of the game for several hours on end but also the physical strain too. Usually I'd have fixed by making use of a controller instead but unfortunately they are simply not as responsive to the quick and precise movements you'll need to make when leaping in the air compared to the good old keyboard and mouse as far as what I have practiced between the two.
Having said all of this though, I can recommend BETON BRUTAL to anyone who is looking for a good challenge on the scale of Jump King that combines the aerobatic thrills of the parkour genre in the 3D realm as, although I'm giving up for now, I do firmly believe that it does wonders to take a good break when you aren't making any progress and to come back with renewed vigor and determination for such arduous challenges as these!
J'ai désormais le vertige... Mais j'ai aussi un énorme ego qui m'empêche d'abandonner !
Il faut grimper, j'aime
béton brutal c’est incroyable, j’ai touché le mur une fois et depuis mon téléphone ne capte plus le WiFi. J’ai rêvé que j’étais un bloc de 2 tonnes, et à mon réveil j’avais commandé une bétonnière sur Amazon. Merci l’architecture.
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Beton Brutal is a masterclass in first-person parkour design, delivering a challenging yet deeply rewarding experience that stands out in the genre. The game's core mechanics, inspired by Minecraft parkour, are fluid and responsive, offering a satisfying sense of movement and precision that keeps players engaged
Beton Brutal é um jogo muito bom. A experiência foi excelente, sem nada a reclamar. Desde a jogabilidade até a parte gráfica, tudo funciona muito bem e entrega o que promete. A gameplay é bem satisfatória, tornando cada momento do jogo divertido. É um jogo que vale a pena.
gostei
Ouais Paul
It's exactly what it looks like and very fun. You're getting a lot for $7, granted you enjoy these kinds of games in the first place. Any negative reviews complaining about tedium or bad level design with less than 100 hours of playtime are completely useless and should be ignored. Any time I thought there might be a section that was unfair or completely up to chance, a few more hours of practice would teach me that I was just doing it wrong. This is a game about getting good, and if you don't want to spend time doing that, why'd you buy it?
Mains qui transpirent et coeur qui bat fort : l'impression d'avoir à nouveau vingt ans
Yes, despite this being basically minecraft parkour maps on RTX and without checkpoints, this game is worth the price and I absolutely recommend trying it out. Really fun controls, really cool visual style, and the fact that they added a map editor is super awesome i love map editors
Sehr schönes Jump and Run Spiel. Erinnerte mich an die Zeit wo ich Minecraft Jump & Runs gespielt habe. Alles funktioniert und für 6,89€ kann man denke ich hier nichts verkehrt machen.
Einziger Negativpunkt für mich ist, dass das Spiel keinen Multiplayer hat.
Dankeschön!
Müsst ihr selber wissen
Если хотите избавиться от нервной системы, то советую
マイクラのような操作感で縦穴を登っていくゲーム
Super difficult, but rewarding game.
An endless supply of sweaty hands, basic map completed in 8/9 hours. What a game!
For some mechanics, I was afraid it would be too random, but no, you just need to understand them and then it's 80% success
J'ai pas réussi à le finir mais c'est bon jeu!
Great game if you like challenging 3D platforming. There are 3 different maps (one is a paid DLC) which are all really good, with top notch level design. There are also community maps but those aren't as good for the ones I tried.
It can be discouraging at times, when you keep falling and falling again, but if you're perserverant enough, you should always be able to keep progressing. This is an ideal game for listening to podcasts or music while you're redoing the same area for the 50th time.
終ぞクリアできなかったが、とても面白い苦行系ゲーム。
[h1]7/10[/h1] The controls are tight. It sure is brutal.
fu n time killer
cool game
This is one of those instances, where I'd wish Steam review could be something else than binary positive / negative. I'm leaving a positive review for many reasons, but some of those reasons are beyond this game - I wish that indie games succeed in general and clearly this game has a passionate background, both in its making as for it's fans.
It's also very reasonably priced which means I think I got for my money's worth, despite me coming to an conclusion I won't probably ever finish this game.
So what's the reason for my ambivalence? Here's the thing - before going into this game, you REALLY need to ask yourself - do you have plenty of time to spare for a game that by design, doesn't respect yours - despite that I believe for many finishing it might be a rewarding experience.
If you're like me - average gamer, I'm in my 40s - I've been playing games since 80s, ever since Super Mario Bros and I can take on challenges when it comes to video games but still my time and energy for them is limited. Then you'll get much more out of this game, if you accept that the only first 300 metres of the 500 metres of climbing is for you - but the rest 200 metres isn't. The last 200 metres is for gamers who have time to play all through the night or have the willingness to try over and over again, hour after hour practicing.
I enjoyed the first 250 metres immensely, the atmosphere, the stakes in the jumps etc. Once I got to the point where there are bouncing pads, it was the first "red flag" so to speak - the game stops being a simple parkour game and becomes a parkour game with mechanics that start to feel bit gimmicky and the progress becomes much, much much more slower. I'd say even the general atmosphere of the world starts to change- first half of the game feels more "organic", like climbing some real place, but the latter half starts to feel like an designed obstacle course. Which it is, but you get my drift - first half, I'm not thinking the game world is an "obstacle course" but something else.
I loved the first 250 metres and for the 5 € price, the 3-4 hours that I got with that price were definitely worth it and that experience is why I'm going to leave a positive review.
At first I was quite heavily disappointed on how the game seemed to change on how it creates it's difficulty around the halfway point and I kinda understand that the developer needs to push the envelope. After reading other people's experiences, watching playthroughs regarding elements like the bouncy pads, "nails" on the walls, and jesus s. christ the sloped surfaces and the odd ice "boosting" surfaces - I just realized that I have plenty of other games to play and the last 200-250 metres aren't just meant for me, as a guy who has to work 9 to 5.
So in a way, Beton Brutal is like two games - the simple, beautiful game with wonderful atmosphere and hand-sweating jumps - and the second part is more about....well, still hand-sweating jumps with stakes but more repetition, more practice, more challenge that goes beyond what a gamer like me is willing to experience. I'm leaving this review for that first 300 metres but with that caveat - if you recognise yourself in what I'm describing here, please do experience this game but set your expectations so that for you, this climb isn't 500 metres - it's 300 metres and that way you'll get the most enjoyment out of this.
Oh and sneak button is your friend, especially with ladders. You can traverse fairly safely between ladders by using it.
The problem with the sneak & ladders however is that it's inconsistent mechanic. For example, you can "sneak" safely between single ladder elements that are next to each other but if you have a knee-high section of two ladders, suddenly this superhuman parkour protagonist cannot traverse between them. When in reality, it should be just even safer and easier to move between ladders if they are higher than a single step. There's a lot of small little jumps between ladder elements like this that with all the repetition isn't just all that fun.
Ladders would be a better mechanic if they wouldn't feel inconsistent. A little bit more leniency on sneak-traversing between ladder elements in regards whether their height would be great.
This game is the ultimate test of persistence and you need to be in a really good state of mind to truly enjoy it. Making progress feels incredibly rewarding and earned while losing all that progress feels heartbreaking and demotivating. Worst part about losing progress is that there's not much to blame except yourself. Movement feels amazing and I adore how this game uses such simple movement to it's full advantage (building momentum with ice is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome). This game rocks.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
It makes me hurt. Love it
Developer, i... love your mom -_-
For real. Less than 10% of all players have completed the game. If it was a purpose, you make it excellent
Игра для конченных психов. Только ненормальные будут в это играть... Погодите-ка...
Minecraft parkour with the addition of non-voxel objects and platforming-specific mechanics. The inclusion of scouting turns routing into an interesting gameplay component that the game can comfortably lean on.
You can't hold on to a ledge and climb up/pull yourself up like you'd expect in a parkour game like this. Also the map feels like a procedually generated mess instead of something I like to explore.
subi subi subi, daí cai, fiquei chateado e fechei o jogo.
Yet to reach the end (if am even going to do so), but this has to be one of the most intense gaming experiences I've ever played. At least, i don't remember any other game that made me feel genuinely weak at the knees.
Juste incroyable
Scroll jumped on my boys momentum bug to this for hours
да
Cool game, but there's a certain section in the red area that absolutely sucks, not due to difficulty but getting over it is a slog to get through. I'd much rather fall all the way down than fall a few meters underneath and have to redo the stupid max-jump which requires pixel-perfect edge-jump in order to complete.
Wasted a good solid 20-30 minutes each time to get past it only to fall down to its area again 5 minutes afterwards.
There comes a point where difficulty is replaced with it being mundane and boring
at its current price, this game would be easy to recommend with just he first map in mind. considering that there is a second free map, paid dlc on offer as well as an incredibly in depth map editor: this game is an incredibly easy recommend for foddian game fans. BETON BRUTAL is quite literally one of my favourite purchases on steam
amazing
엔진만 다른 마크 점프맵
처음엔 카스 점프맵인가 했는데 까고보니 그냥 마크기믹이 가득함
Прогресс за 5 часов игры 0 метров
really fun!! :) chill and tense experience. very minecraft parkour-y
It's fun for a little while. At a certain early point you're expected to stand atop ladders and blind jump around corners onto other ladders. It's not hard, it's just annoying. This never stops for the rest of the game that I played, and it's fatiguing and strains your hands. The game's momentum stops dead.
Não faça isso consigo mesmo, tenha amor próprio.
exceptionnel
마크 점프맵 같은 게임.
19시간 정도 걸린듯...
오랜 숙원을 풀었다.
게임 정말 어렵지도 않고 중간중간 스킵이 가능한 부분도 있어서
정말 먹기 쉬울거 같다고 생각하는데
성격상 차분하고 천천히 맛볼수가 없어서 계속 질질 흘려 버려서
다시 첨부터 해야하는 것이 매우 기분이 나빠서 더 급해져서 올라갈수가 없음
조금만 더 하면 클리어가 가능할수 있을거라는 생각이 가득하지만
그생각으로 안일해져서 바로 다시 어느새 밑으로 떨어져있음
중간중간 검정 형태를 볼때마다 겁나 깜짝 놀라는데
다른 화면에 빛이 사라지면서 생기는 이펙트는 굉장히 거슬리기만 하고 짜증만 나서
버티고 효과를 끄고 하는것을 추천
난이도 자체도 크게 어렵지 않아서 나름 맛있었던거 같음
Je fais des cauchemards à cause des échelles
Pra conseguir, é essencial ter um pai ausente ou falta de amor próprio
Recomendo!
>:(
Muito bom, nunca mais quero ver esse jogo na minha frente
c'est bien
Оставь надежду, всяк сюда входящий
