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Leans into Platform, Puzzle, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.
5 media reviews
While it’s style of platforming is absolutely unique, and poses a challenge, it also feels tough to love
Read full review ↗A good Spanish platform game with interesting gameplay, and with the possibility of finding hidden objects. Although it comes to have patterns of repeated levels.
Read full review ↗Naught is a 2D platformer with interesting mechanics, but lacking in its level design, and even if fun, it ends up being too repetitive.
Read full review ↗It's certainly not as smooth as Taito's 1989 classic Cameltry but Naught is still a fun and challenging indie where you control the stage.
Read full review ↗Naught is a platform game where we will have to control gravity through the camera to advance. The game is perceived as a pleasant and enjoyable title, and although it is played without much headache, some skill is required. It is advisable to take a break between long videogames.
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