Acheter Eversion

J'aime :3

Un bon petit jeu qui ne paie pas de mine et qui saura combler entre une et quatre heures de temps libre en fonction de votre degré de curiosité.

Sachez toutefois que la version originale du jeu (moins bonne résolution et graphismes, jouabilité un peu différente) est gratuite sur le site du développeur.

A fun lighthearted platformer in which you play as a flower traversing eight lands in search of your beloved princess. Taking obvious cues from the classic Mario games, Eversion is loads of fun and I recomend it to everyone wanting a challenge and a break from the violence in many popular games of today.

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A charmingly difficult puzzle / platform / horror game.

I found I was able to complete this in a few hours but I took breaks in between because this game will have you dying and restarting a lot! And if you want those gems? Good luck getting them all, will require some thought and figuring out where all the Evert points are in levels to get some (namely levels 5 and 7.) A couple of the hidden achievements are equally as hard (I have to stand where on which layer for a letter?!)

The graphics are cute and horrifying on layers 6 and 7 but namely 8. -8 is such a scary layer and the music does not help! The soundtrack is really nice as well and you need your volume up to hear -7, it's heartbeats and at that, very faint heart beats which will make most players think layer 7 has NO soundtrack to it.

The endings were just lovely, 3 endings, 1 of them is hidden and very hard to get. Are you the monster, is she a monster, are you stones, or is this all a metaphor for a atomic bomb? Hue hue hue, by the way "Metaphor for a Atomic Bomb" is an achievement and a shoutout to Braid. :)

Lots of spoilers in my review but overall, good game and the price is about right. I avoided picking it up for a long time because it looked to be all lollipops and rainbows, glad to see I wasn't entirely wrong there. Discount or full price, worth picking up and playing if you enjoy games that mess with your mind a bit.

you are being deceived
do not trust them
they want to hurt you
only i am your friend

Quick review:

Short Verdict: DON'T BUY IT FOR YOUR CHILDREN! It starts out cute, but it turns evil quickly. Eversion is a fun, short game like the good old Super Mario, but with a twist and some puzzles. Definitely worth playing if you're into this genre, especially if it's on sale!

Pros:

• Very immersive and atmospheric
  
• Nice old school game mechanics
  
• Unique world layers bring a nice puzzle aspect to the game
  
• BGM matches really well the layer you're on
  
• Well-balanced difficulty level
  
• Collecting gems, hidden letters and the multiple endings adds to the depth of the puzzles

Cons:

• Controls and movements are slightly clunky sometimes
  
• Way too short--took me less than 2 hours to get all the achievements

Bought on / for: I traded it for a copy of Murder Miners, which was sitting on my inventory (I already had it in my account), so I pretty much think of Eversion as a game I got for free. Definitely worth playing if you already have it or if it's cheap like 1 or 2 dollars. But you wouldn't be wasting your money if you paid the full price. Just remember it's short.

Eversion is difficult to review without spoiling it, but I'll try.

Eversion is, at it's core, an indie platformer/puzzle game. You play as Zee-Tee the Astrik (*), who is on a quest to save Princess Nehema, who has been captured by things that look a lot like Goombas. Along the way, Zee-Tee can evert to different "layers" of the world by pressing SPACE in certain areas, Things are quite different in each eversion layer, so everting is often required to progress.

Along the way, Zee-Tee can challenge himself by trying to collect all 240 gems, which will often require backtracking at certain eversion layers. Thankfully, your gems save even if you quit the level or die within, which is great for some of the harder levels.

The only real complaint I have about this game is how short it is. The game can easily be 100%ed in an hour, but if it is your first time playing, it'll probably take 2 hours or so to collect all of the gems and rescue the Princess.

All in all, Eversion is a very interesting platformer that is worth taking a look at. If you want to try the game out before you spend 5 dollars on it, the creator has a freeware version on his website. It doesn't have achievements and it's missing a handful of time attack levels, but it should get you used to the game.

Eversion is a puzzle platformer, but discovering the story and setting are an important part of the game.

What makes this game very enjoyable is that the puzzling and the platforming are fun, but never get in the way of the discovering by keeping you stuck at one part to long:

• There are some tricky platforming parts, but nothing insane. Also, respawns are fast, lives are infinite, and checkpoints are conveniently placed.
  
• The puzzles are easy to figure out. They don't require pen & paper or anything, just a few clever uses of the game mechanics.
  
• The game is quite short, as it should be. When the game mechanics are exhausted, it doesn't grind on, it just wraps it up.

The graphics are simple, but do a good job portraying the unique setting. A setting that I will not describe, because it would sound boring, but when you play the game it just works so very well. The same goes for the music: simple, but effective.

I recommend this game to anyone who can enjoy the creativity that went into this game, and isn't completely horrible at platformers.

My total time played:

• after 30 mins - got regular ending
  
• after 2 hours - got true ending (I highly recommend trying to get this!)
  
• after 2.5 hours - got all achievements (I used a guide to get the last two)

I wouldn't exactly reccomend this game at it's full price, because it's very short, and can be completed (and 100%'d!) in one sitting.

However, more old-school retro platformers should play out more like this. Decently challenging enough gameplay, intriguing mechanic thrown in for the 'puzzle' part of this puzzle platformer (I can't really talk about it without spoiling the game).

10/10 would experience the WHAT A TWEEST ending again

Eversion is like the best ever clone of mariobros. (1) out there.....
but its harder, other wise also , its too retro for some..

Thumbs up!

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I've played this short game through several times since its release as part of a TIGSource contest. I appreciate its gently unsettling atmosphere.

Looks can be decieving, to some it will be less horror and more so a surprising puzzle ish kind of platformer. The only thing that needs to be known about this title is that it includes quotes from various H.P. Lovecraft stories, idealy at the mountains of madness and that is reason enough for me to recommend this as a nice, short, contending horror title

Edit: after looking at the global achievements, I saw that most people who playe the game, never even got down into the nitty gritty portion of it that made it what it was, and that makes me kinda upset ya know? I mean it's not the creators fault that this is what actually is the lowest selling Lovecraft inspired game I mean LOOK at the main page, it says nothing of the horrors to come other than a glimmer! I want this to be a best selling it's great that more it's review status recently went from positive to very but I just don't feel that's enough for it. But if you're someone who can't get enough lovecraftian style anything, I highly reccomend this glistening gemstone of evil to you for the measily price of $4.99

I would definitely recommend this game to toddlers.

It's hard to review such a game without spoiling, all i can say is if you liked the freeware version, you WILL enjoy the updated version here, and enjoy hunting around for the small bit of things added in this versions

What looked like a cute and cuddly game, but boy was i wrong.
This is one creepy and rage-inducing game.
Save the princess they said, it will be fun they said.

This game has dark worlds for its dark worlds.

Hardened Scare-addicts won't be phazed by this game, but I'd be lying if I said it didn't give me a hell of a jump scare the first time <spoilers would be here>. The joy however, is not in the jump scares, but the progression from a happy go lucky mario style platformer to a gritty, spooky chase to the end of a level from a cloud trying to eat you.

As always I like to factor in price. For me, and this game, $5 is too much. Wait for a sale or a good trade, but I wouldnt pay more than 50%, the game is just to small/short. You'll get a lot more playtime out of it if you go for every gem, but the worth is for you to decide in that regard. My 9 hours was me leaving it on overnight along with 6 other games for cards (And speaking of cards, check them prices, they're pretty high, maybe worth just for the cards...?)

I'm not going to review the game directly - plenty of people have already done that. It's a brilliant take on an old formula and to say much more would spoil it. If you're familiar with the old-school platform games and are after something which plays with the associated tropes and expectations, this will probably appeal to you. I would like however to address the issue which keeps coming up - "This is based on a free Flash game - why should I buy it on Steam?"

Well, I came at it from a different point of view. I'd never heard of the game, but when I saw it on Steam with a coupon, I thought it looked interesting and so bought it. Don't regret it in the slightest.

Yes, there are many good free Flash games out there. There are many expensive abysmal games out there, including on Steam.

Whether it was a free Flash game before or not is irrelevent to me - I feel it is well worth the asking price.

The f#ck have I just played?!

A friend gave me this game a long time ago, and asked me to review it. I'm gonna do a longer review on a video later on, but I feel like it deserves a review on Steam as well.

So, what is Eversion?

It's a platorm game, a bit similar in the basic mechanics as the classic Super Mario: Running arround to finish a level while destroying blocks to get coins gems, while jumping arround on enemies....With a twist. In some places, you can change how the world works. In every stage up until the 7º one, there's a new kind of world. And here is where things get messed up.

You see, the first worls are happy as f#ck. Even the enemies you're annihilating smile! And then...Well, things get dark. I won't say more, I don't want to spoil you the fun. All I will say, is that I wasn't expecting such a happy game to turn like that.

The soundtrack and graphics of the game are quite good, it feels like I'm playing a good NES game (seriously, that console had a TON of ♥♥♥♥♥♥ games), the controls are fluid (I used a keyboard, I don't know if using a controller is better or not), And even though there's not much story, what there is, is...Well, you'll see.

The best part about this, is that you can download the free version of the game, if you want, instead of playing the steam one and supporting the devs. Of course, playing the Free version makes you an #sshole, SPECIALLY WHEN THE GAME IS THIS CHEAP, but hey, there's all kinds of people out there.

Just be aware: You might need to have some balls to finish the game. It has some difficulty spikes, and some parts can be a bit disturbing, to say the least.

Oh, and the video review might take a while. It will be on Spanish, though.

Just remember, the Princess is in another castle.

Eversion should not be taken at face value. While it looks like a charming, quick little game, it quickly develops into... Well, you'll see. But not that. I don't typically care for platformers, but this was recommended to me because of the madness that ensues. I wish I could say more, but I really can't. Even though Eversion is very hard to nail down with any adjective, it is very clear that pretentious isn't one of them. It doesn't go on longer than it needs to, and you'll see no false sense of entitlement in its pixels. Instead, it knows what it is and what it does best, and sticks to that.

I'm recommending this game, even though I didn't enjoy it. I'm recommending it because I think /you/ will enjoy it. It's very similar to how I feel about Portal. I recognize that it's a wonderful game, that it's a staple and I see why most people would enjoy it. I'm just not one of those people, but that's not something I should hold against this indie gem.