Ce jeu de puzzles physiques fusionne mécaniques de flipper, de plateforme et de golf. Les joueurs font pivoter les plateformes et modifient les environnements pour propulser un héros sphérique à travers un monde en 16-bit, ce dernier étant incapable de se déplacer seul. Plus de 100 défis minutieusement conçus exigent logique, réflexes et confiance en un guide A.I. excentrique.
Un récit postmodern charmant se déploie à travers pixel art, musique et procédés narratifs originaux, mêlant humour philosophique délibéré à des éclats de rire inattendus. Des éléments d'horreur et des entités numériques instillent une tension potentielle. Les amateurs d'aventures casual friands de physique cérébrale et de twists indés y trouveront leur bonheur. Le son reste indispensable pour progresser.
Pinball, platforming, and golf combine in Puzzling Peaks EXE, a hilariously mind-bending physics puzzle game about a spherical hero named Knightly, a highly confident administrator named Jasmin, and a quirky, artificially intelligent guide named A.I.D.E.
INNOVATIVE STORYTELLING​
The unique recipe for storytelling that handed us several industry accolades is refined and expanded upon to craft a memorable tale for Puzzling Peaks EXE. We use a combination of stunning pixel art, music, and unique narrative techniques to paint a charming postmodern story that will keep players intrigued and entertained until the end.
100+ HANDCRAFTED CHALLENGES​
This game features a distinct gameplay mechanic: our hero cannot move on his own, so you’ll have to rotate platforms and manipulate environments to launch him around a beautiful 16-bit world. You'll need logic, brainpower, quick reflexes, and unconditional trust in A.I.D.E. to pass more than a hundred highly polished levels. You’ll be surprised that it doesn’t get old.
INTENTIONAL AND UNINTENTIONAL COMEDY​
Our testers have been enjoying some of the game’s philosophical jokes, and moments that weren’t meant to be jokes.
POSSIBLY SPOOKY​
This game may contain horror elements and digital beings that could scare you. Given the history of our games, it wouldn’t surprise us anymore.
Note: Audio is required to progress through the game.
