It also has a time traile mod that gives it a little replay-value. All in all this game is great and it'll probably last about 3 hours for players that's good at first person platformers and 5 hours for newer people to the genra. It's kinda hard to explain, but you feel like the most awesome kid in the street. When you use the jetpack you get the greatest feel ever.
#A story about my uncle ice caves upgrade
Now this isn't the only thing to keep you occupied, we also get a jetpack upgrade later in the game that lets you fly for about 20 seconds in one direction. It's a really fun mechanic that doesn't get old. The main mechanic in this game is that you got a suit that can shoot a beam at almost any surface and you get sucked to that surface, but once you used that one beam you got none left until you land on solid ground.
The gameplay is pretty straight forward, but so much fun. It fitted him pefectly and so did his dialog. The only voice i enjoyed was Freds voice. I do have a problem and it's not as much as a problem with the story as the voices and the dialog. I like the story, it's simpel with somewhat of a twist at the end that i won't spoil, even tho i'm not sure it's even a spoiler. Your mission is now to find Fred your uncle. Then you continue to his lab and end up on a platform that sends you to a new world. You also find a suit and because you're a brat who doesn't respect others property you put it on. So you go to his house, only to find out he's not there. Enough about the astethics, what's the story? Well the story is pretty simpel, you're the nephew of an adventurer called Fred who hasn't been seen for a while. And i can't forget about the hair on some of these characters, it looks awful, it's if you just put a mop on there head and said "done". Because of this the towns feel un-lively and deserted. They have big eyes that stares in to your soul and it ruins a lot for me. Another thing that bugs me are the frog creatures, there modelling is so bad in comparison to the rest of the game i wish they could use more time on them. I mean they even have a book in the game that says witch letter is witch, but every time i tried to use it the sentences didn't make sense. While we're on the subject of details, why would you make a alphabet that's fake? I'd love to learn it and read the different things that are spread out threw the world. They explain some miner things about the towns and about Fred and i think this gives the world so much more depth. One of these details are the notes that you find laying around. The details in this world makes it even better.
While we're on the subject of I'll start with the fact that "A story about my uncle" is beautiful, it's a big and wonderful world and you want to explore it.
I'll start with the fact that "A story about my uncle" is beautiful, it's a big and wonderful world and you want to explore it. So, at best it's good for 1 evening, until the puzzles get too frustrating to progress further. It's a platformer, yes, but any serious gamers would want something more Despite its excellent artwork, music and writing, the game has limited value due to its pretty bland and repetitive mechanics of jumps and hooks. Cons: - the only thing you can do in this game is run around, jump at huge distances and hang on objects using a rope. Some players may like this but to me these dexterity/timing puzzles are just a waste of time. Pros: - a cute story - a nice looking world to explore - nice music So-so: - as you get further into the game, the jumping puzzles become more and more annoying, up to a point where the game requires you to make 3 very precise jumps and land on a tiny floating rock somewhere way out of sight from your initial position. Some A game about jumping, with nice graphics and story. as you get further into the game, the jumping puzzles become more and more annoying, up to a point where the game requires you to make 3 very precise jumps and land on a tiny floating rock somewhere way out of sight from your initial position. A game about jumping, with nice graphics and story.
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