Jogo muito bom otimo bem divertido

This is a wonderful happy little platformer.

There is nothing else about it to mention.

Everyone should play it for the happy fun times.

:D

If you hate the kind of game this appears to be, then you are the target audience. Paradoxically, anyone who plays this looking for a happy early-90's platformer with generic big-eyed protagonist will be unpleasantly shocked, and anyone looking for a meditation on the slick omnipresent nictating eye of otherwordly indifference that observes and devours our very existence will be pleasantly surprised.

This game is the absolute best kind of crazy, and to say more would be to spoil it. It is difficult, it is fiendish, and it ought to be played. By everyone.

So do.

Play.

I went into this expecting a super cute platformer game, and my god, never judge any more books by the cover. About half way into the game, it started going to hell, and I mean litterally, there were black arms with red clawed hands shooting up out of the water!!
Backgrounds get gnarled and twisted, death screens give you occaisonal messages such as "Ready! To die", "Stop", "Give up", and "Mother", it truley turns into something you'd see in an internet creepypasta.

It's very short, I was able to complete it in under an hour, but very entertaining. I'm not sure if I would call it worth $4.99, so maybe wait for a sale to get this odd little gem of a game.

Moral of this story, book covers can troll you.

7/10

Eversion is a platforming, stress inducing, hair pulling, pain but still addicting and fun to play. No matter how much it will drive you nuts you’ll keep going just to not let it beat you.

You play as a flower looking character in a 2D side-scroller like Super Mario Bros from the old school days. Hit once you die but it doesn’t really matter since you have unlimited lives and checkpoints through each level to help you along. While going through each level you are trying to collect a certain amount of jewels that will help you discover a secret in the end.

Controls are pretty fluid and easy since you only move side to side and jump. There’s also a little gameplay element called evert which will change up the level design when done. This is needed to find every jewel you need and to get to the end of the levels. Doing this will also sometimes add more of a challenge as the environment seems to become more violent.

Eversion can be beaten in say an hour or less depending on your platforming skills and frustration levels. I spent 3 hours in the game just to find every jewel and try to complete the secret stage which I couldn’t beat. It’s a well-made game and a great challenge for anyone that may be up for it especially at the low price of $5 and can be found at a lot less then that during sales.

Bear Rating: 10/10