Разработчик: Somi
Описание
Rabbit Hole 3D: Steam Edition is a minimalistic retro puzzle game.
The game features 3D word puzzles based on Chapter 1 of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Players must navigate through keywords generated from the book’s initial chapter.
Features
- Supports SteamPlay. Play it on Windows, Mac, and Linux!
- Contains audio clip of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Chapter 1 - Down the Rabbit Hole)
- Dynamic procedural graphics with a minimalistic retro look
- Retro chiptune soundtrack
- Steam Leaderboards and Achievements unlock! Compare your scores with your Steam friends!
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP
- Processor: 2 GHZ or higher
- Memory: 256 MB RAM
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 65 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectSound compatible sound card
Mac
- OS: OS X 10.6 or later
- Processor: 2 GHz or higher
- Memory: 256 MB RAM
- Storage: 44 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
- Processor: 2 GHz or higher
- Memory: 256 MB RAM
- Storage: 68 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
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Initially seems like a cool concept, however what you're supposed to do is not explained well and the perspective combined with the controls make this needlessly difficult.
It's pretty easy in the beginning but gets harder the more you get in.
Pros:
-Simple Graphics
-Sounds "tell" the next words coming
-Challenging
Cons:
-Controls could be more fluently
-It's always the same word pattern
-Can get frustrating
I don't think it's worth the 3 euros, but in sale it's a pretty good deal.
This is not a good game. If it was to be a game at all, it should be free.
All you do is move a cube up, down, left and right through gaps in letters coming towards you. I thought there'd be more - there isn't
meh.
I was expecting too much of this game, even though I purchased it for less than a dollar.
The reading: it's depressing, and not the good kind.
I won't hold my personal feelings against it, though; the game plays okay.
Like The Collider, but with the slight twist of needing to slip through the letters needed to spell Rabbit Hole thorugh a short story about Alice and the rabbit... there are a couple more twists, literally, that increase the tension of this runner.
on sale for 74c US and I played it for like 7-8 hours straight...
8/10.
I think what gets to me more than just an awful game is a game that could NOT have been awful. A game with potential to actually be fun and difficult and full of smooth techno dance music that helps you get into the jam. But this game just wasn't it. I can't say much about a game I've loggeed barely an hour on. But I promise there is a reason for that.
The premise of Rabbit Hole 3D is similar to games like Velocibox or to some extent Impossible Game, Geometry Dash, and Super Hexagon. They consist of one stagnant object (that you control) juxtaposed with a constantly moving surrounding area. These areas have tons of walls and colors and twists and turns that you as the poor afixed object must dodge while jamming out to hardcore techno. A lot of the times what makes these games so enticing isn't the challenge (and boy, can they be challenging) but the progression of the music as you go deeper and deeper into...the rabbit hole.
A lot of these games are made to be really hard--they're made to keep you pressing to keep going and jamming to that hardcore dubstep. You want to find out what happens next in the song or the space around you. And this time you'll get passed that hard jump...or turn...or whatever it is you just. keep. running. into.
And all of the above games I've mentioned would probably be way more fun than Rabbit Hole. Because a lot of the previously mentioned games don't have the one problem that Rabbit Hole DOES have: A shoddy camera.
Rabbit Hole's camera is presented behind you almost directly behind the box. You can't really tell your position on the plane--nor the position of the words. Everytime you move the camera jerks disorientingly with you--changing the angle to one that is even harder to differentiate. Am I in front of a hole or a letter? Will I make it through or will I be forced to fall flat on my face and start ALL the way over? You can move what feels like infinitely left and right--but when it comes to up and down you can only move twice: once up and once down. It just feels awkward. You FEEL like you should be able to move similarly on the y axis as you do the x but you just can't. Why did you do this developer?...Why?...
I've tried to play this game. I've made it maybe four seconds into the song? Hell the songs aren't even that great...or maybe they are and I just can't be bothered to tear my hair out trying to differentate how far off my character is from the L or I!
Perhaps this is a beef I have only...perhaps this game is actually not as disorienting and frustrating as I've made it out to be. But if you really want a well thought out ryhthmy challenge game just get Geometry Dash or Super Hexagon. Because honestly...if you needed to know what happened when Alice went down the rabbit hole you'd have a less frustrating time just reading Lewis Carol's original story.
"Rabbit Hole 3-D" is essentially a slapdash flight simulator. You attempt to pilot a little pixellated cube around the words of the first chapter of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" as they come rushing toward the screen. Unfortunately, the awkward camera angle robs the player of any reliable sense of depth, or even the ability to see what's coming around corners until it's too late. This is, shall we say, kind of a game-killer where precision and timing are supposed to be crucial to the player's survival.
To make matters worse, by the time level 4 or 5 rolls around, the screen starts to spin but the controls don't spin along with it, so that left becomes right and up becomes down and so on and so forth, over and over as the screen continuously spins. Meaning that you will die a lot (which isn't so bad) and unfairly (which is). I think this was originally a mobile game, so maybe it controls better on a phone, but on a PC it's just tedious and a waste of time.
I got this game with a discount and I still dont think it was worth it the controls seem all stiff one direction and loose in the other. I guess the goal is to not hit words you are falling toward but it is hard to see if you will hit them or not with the way the camera is angled plus camera jerking. also its not very fun to play.
This is the worst game I have ever played. I had a 75% off for this game which made the game .75 cents. I have played beter games on flash game web sites when I was younger. So my review for this game is "VERY BAD WOULDN'T PLAY IF I GOT PAID TO."
Here is a game that will test you. It brings a wonderful way to see the story of "Alice in Wonderland". It's challenging, but fun. The game has you flying through the words of the story. you can ether play the game by Stages or go for broke and try to play the whole thing. Playing the whole game is the better way. give this game a try, and see how "Alice in Wonderland" can be so much fun!
I like the music and the game is amusing for a bit. It's alright if you can get it under a buck and since it comes with cards it mostly pays for itself then.
The real issue with the game it feels like a free flash game for the most part.
Looking at the price tag, this is a pretty nice, simple game. Dodging and collecting letters, simplicity at its finest. 2 lives is very reminiscent of Ghosts 'n Goblins and the music is pretty fun. For the price, it's pretty good and would be a nice part of a collection!
I do not see what all the whining is about. As of now you can buy the game for less than a dollar. As far as the jerking motion is concerned it should jerk because it needs to have dimension to it. This is a minimalist game so nothing spectacular should be expected. Now if you are having trouble with getting through the game then don't write a bad review because you are having difficulties. Instead just focus on what you need to work on and try again. Some of the things I like best of this game is the effect of the letters coming straight out you as well as the electronic music. I thought the story of Alice and Wonderland played the whole time and not have sudden pauses in the game. I would recommend having at least 3 lives for a game like this to be fair. overall I would give this 4-5 stars.
TL;DR the weird control scheme can and most likely will prevent you from enjoying the game
I gave the game a chance despite the other reviews, and I played until I got all the cards (For me, 1 hour 10 minutes). The music is is sub par in my opinion, maybe a 3/10 even with all of the music I like to listen to. The gameplay is linear, but the controls are probably the most offputting of all. Sometimes you move 1 space at a time, sometimes you move to the opposite side of the board. I dont know if this is some odd mechanic but one game after the last card I thought I was actually going to get past the first sentance for once, and I tapped up to dodge an E after passing under an H, and hit the top of the E. Uninstalled immediately after that and just moved on.
It would be ok to play if the animation was smooth....
I looked at the achievements and to achieve some of them you would have to endure over 45 minutes of non stop jerky transistions as you follow your block from left ot right and up and down...
I tried but I couldn't endure. I'll keep an eye out though if this issue is resolved.
Tried on resolutions 1024, 1920 and 3840.
Rated: Terrrible
Horrible controls kill this game.
I can get behind the concept, and the music is fitting, but the only supported inputs are the arrow keys. Even if you try to map a controller in the Unity options, the game ignores it.
Gameplay in a nutshell: you are glued to either the top or bottom of the screen, and need to pass through the gaps between letters in order to collect them to form the word shown at the bottom of the screen. Unfortunately you have very little time to react, and combine that with a tilting camera that makes it extra unclear where exactly your block is located compared to the upcoming letters, and this game becomes less about skill and more about luck.
This game either needs to get rid of the tilting camera, or give some kind of indication where exactly your cursor is, by a shadow or light in front perhaps. In its current state it only serves as a source of frustration.
The look of the game reminds me of MC Escher meets Super Hexagon as you fall through words that tell a story. The question remains. Just how far does this rabbit fall go. I chosae the red pill and I found the game very challenging. It requires reflex memory and acute memorization. Part of the catch is trying to spell out phrases like Rabbit Hole as you sail through letters. How ever, it is very punishing when it comes to colliding with a letter. It is not always easy to quickly choose a path. Even then, you must decide to aim for the needed letters or take the safe way to the next set of words.
This game is simple but fun and addicting. For the price, you can get more than your money's worth. Playfire folks can earn even more money back playing this until next Monday. If you love Super Hexagon, buy this now!
Pretty basic: The narrator reads a line from Alice in Wonderland which, word by word, fly at you. You have to dodge between the letters and thereby pick them up as you go; if you fill out the words "rabbit hole" you get an extra life, i.e. an extra chance, when you inevitably die.
As someone who thoroughly enjoyed Super Hexagon, I can't say I reccomend. It's hard, not just because it tests your reflexes, but 3D objects flying at you without any indication of which plane you're positioned on makes it difficult to tell if you're in going to make it in the gap or not. And each time you move left or right the camera does an awful jerk that's strainful to the eyes. I'd pass.
You dodge letters from Alice in Wonderland to collect more letters that form the phrase 'Rabbit Hole'. The game explains this terribly and it controls even worse. I'm not sure why this was made but hey, if you feel like wasting $1.97, pick this up. If you want to not be frustrated, disoriented and possibly sickened, skip this.
not worth the money.. u just press the D pad and try not to get hit by the letters... found better games on facebook!!!
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Somi |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 26.12.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 63% положительных (72) |