Разработчик: Atum Software
Описание
Hyposphere - это классический "Марбл" платформер. Самый красивый (на движке Unreal Engine 4) и самый сложный.
Коварный искусственный интеллект с помощью хитроумного вируса захватывает все компьютеры в мире. Есть только один способ противостоять ему - пройти испытания, сгенерированные этим цифровым злодеем. Получится ли у вас принять вызов и остановить грядущий конец информационной эры? Есть только один способ узнать: возьмите под контроль Hyposphere и погружайтесь в приключения!
Ключевые особенности:
- Потрясающая графика (на движке Unreal Engine 4)
- Больше 100 разнообразных уровней
- Нелинейные уровни, которые можно проходить разными путями
- Секретные места
В процессе прохождения вы можете собирать разнообразные бонусы:
- Дополнительные очки, монеты и жизни
- Увеличение массы
- Увеличение размеров
- Особый магнит для предметов
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7/8/10
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 550
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС *: Windows 7/8/10
- Процессор: Quad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: DirectX 11 compatible graphics card
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Mac
- ОС: Mac OS X 10.9.2
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: Mac OS X 10.9.2
- Процессор: Quad-core Intel, 2.5 GHz or faster
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 4.1 compatible graphics card
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Linux
- ОС: Any reasonable new Linux distro, SteamOS+
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: Ubuntu 15.04, SteamOS+
- Процессор: Quad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce 470 GTX or higher with latest NVidia binary drivers
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Отзывы пользователей
very worth it under $1.. although the control is very very bad, but the artstyle is beautiful and various..
Picture yourself as a ball around on a thin platform
I forgot why I marked this as "hidden." The linux version will not launch. The game is over-rendered, blurring anything in motion in a high-moving game. It has that floaty-controls of a student game but punishes you for floating. When you make a mistake, you have to wait 6-8 seconds while you have no control before you start over. When I leave the game and come back, I have to start over at level 0 again. Go play "The Little Ball That Could" instead.
Lets break this down into points;
1). Motion blur + bloom , made my eyes scream.
2). Life system ,for reasons. expect to lose all of them soon.
3). Pickups that do ... stuff? for the love of god make life pickups not look something you can just ignore.
4). No desernable diffucluty curve, goes from easy just move forward to stupidly hard. New mecanics are not introduced gradually with little risk, nope heres a new thing, FIGURE IT OUT MORON!
I played long enough to hit a level that used all my lives . Spend our money on a diffrent ball game. 1/10 bleeding eyeballs
The game is decently flashy, but frustrating to control. It doesn't feel like I'm making progress either in the game. The game could also use some more polish in its UI.
It's okay to try when on sale for .50 cents, but otherwise I have little to no reason to reccomend it.
I'm unsure of why this game is getting such a bad rep. I enjoyed it. The only major thing wrong with it is the later levels are repeats of eariler levels with more difficulty.
This game has been abandoned.
This game is riddled with bugs and the developers
disappeared after announcing an update MONTHS ago.
I can barely play this game.
I don't know if it's my fault for playing on a laptop or what, but I feel like a simple marble platformer should be easy enough to play on any type of computer.
but seriously though, I'm at 5 frames a second on the lowest graphics settings possible, why cant there just be a way to dissable the backgrounds to the levels (surely that's whats causing it). I just wanted to play a fun platformer, not stare at some geometrical, abstract art.
Even though I have only played this game for 0.2 hours as of this review I would only recomend it if you are trying to think of a good reason so commit suicide
I'm a huge fan of Marble Blast Gold and Marble Blast Ultra, and while I didn't expect this to be the exact same game, I hoped it would evoke the same feeling. Sadly it did not; it seems a bit too rough and unpolished, the lighting effects aren't too great, the backgrounds can at times be so bright they make the level itself hard to see, and the mixture of different texture styles are a bit jarring to the eyes.
When you make a game based around trial and error for solving the levels, a lives-system is infuriatingly aggravating and adds an extra level of frustration to the game. The timer for the puzzles also includes all your previous attempts as well, which makes the solve-timer seem somewhat skewed. My biggest gripe with the controls is the fact that you can't turn the camera around, but rather tilt it left and right in an odd fashion, which makes precision jumping an absolute nightmare. Now I don't mind difficulty, Marble Blast could drive my patience into the ground and grind on it and not let up until I decided to GIT GUD, but compounded with a limited number of lives (although it doesn't take many coins to buy 100 lives) takes away from the experience.
The physics seem a bit wonky at times as well, there's a sequence of falling platforms that you have to get across in one of the earlier levels, and if you're on the platform when it starts falling, the direction you'll be sent bouncing off into is seemingly completely random.
I feel there is so much potential in this game, but the menus look like they're straight out of the 90's, the aestethics rub me the wrong way (the textures gives me the cheap low-key indie vibe in some levels), and the fact that precision jumping is a total bitch when you can't tell if your jump will be straight or not, and it just makes me long back to Marble Blast Gold and its sprawly levels of creative and sunny look and feel.
In its current state I cannot with good conscience give this game anything but a thumbs down; the game isn't strictly speaking BAD; while I didn't expect it to be Marble Blast, and I expected to be let down on at least a few points, the fact that it let me down on nearly all points means the game doesn't get my recommendation. I applaud the developer and hope they can take it to heart and make either updates to the current game, or a new one with improved controls, a little face-lift, and perhaps some more cheery backgrounds (that perhaps also wouldn't be so taxing on lower end machines as well), then they can have a new review and perhaps a recommendation from me too.
TL:DR; there is a lot of potential in here, but the games' controls are too restrictive to deliver a good experience. Bad camera controls make precision jumping a pain, and the backgrounds can be too demanding for low-end computers without choosing a very low resolution.
This game seems like it has a lot of potential. The problem is the framerate unfortunately. the 4 FPS game over screen has been my best friend recently because i have seen it soo much im already used to it lel.
Terrible. No tutorials to even explain what keys to use. Also seems to not support any type of controller. 0/10
This game has needs some speed improvements, as well as a fix to the lag. Untill those are fixed Im not a fan of the game.
This game won't play in my rig (Nvidia GTX 670MX, i7 2.4 GHz, 16 GB) at the proper speed, unless I am on 1280 X 720. And at this resolution, the graphics are ugly.
I had more fun with a similar game on my old tablet (and for free).
I would be delighted to have a refund.
Sorry
Very cool game. I read the other reviews and wondered if they had been playing the same game.
I don't usually like "puzzle" games but this one is beautifully balanced between learning - failure and then success. It's a fair game that won't let you away with mistakes but at the same time - rewards your patience and skill.
The graphics and music and pleasant but I did notice some frame dropping - but that happened only on certain levels. Most were fluid and responsive.
This game has been cleverly made to draw you in. And it drew me in. You also get about 28 lives to start with and you'll need them. But I found that as I got better - I found new life tokens which were great.
It's been a while since i've seen a game that is beautiful and absorbing without any annoying side issues. You get right to the heart of gameplay - immediately. No talking racoons or wizards to annoy and distract.
A very nice example of intelligence - design and thoughtful creativity. And it's fun !!!
If this isn't on sale, I don't suggest buying it. It seems hastily put together and very unpolished. The shop screen looks quite sloppy and some of the levels are so full of bloom (bright effects) that you can't even see where you're going.
I've gotten to level 70 (check my achievements) and after a certain point the levels just get recycled but with more traps added. There are lots of bugs you can employ to your advantage which shows a lack of play testing - for example, if you fall off the track, you can press escape and restart the level without losing a life. Lives you pickup in the level also count even if you don't beat the level, offering a method for infinite lives.
All in all, it's sort of fun for like a dollar or two, but nothing you're going to be playing for a while.
Extremely disappointing, was expecting a marble blast ultra type game. Could be decent without extremely loose controls and frame stuttering both in game and when loading. You can't move the camera and this makes it awkward to know where you're going at some points. Can't move while in the air, losing out on a lot of precision in my opinion. Strange, out of place, music in main menu, and on the topic of sound, jumping sounds like something out of a powerpoint. Game is marketed as being beautiful but in reality has extremely simple and dull textures that are dolled up using cheap lighting effects. Can't navigate the menus with a controller though to be fair it does say that it has only partial controller support. I wanted to complete the game so I could give a fair review but I just can't bring myself to play it any longer. I could go on listing issues but I'll just say it was definitely not worth the $2.54 I paid for it.
Picture yourself as a ball around on a thin platform (unfortunately no Monkey in the ball)...avoiding obstacles, making precise jumps from platform to platform....and cursing at your inability to make the marble move the way you want. Then picture yourself doing that 100 more times. It's actually quite fun, until it isn't.
Before I get into it: I'd give the game a 4/10. You'll probably play it once and put it away. But for less than $3, it's not much of a gamble. And yes, I did beat the game.
Pros:
-The mable mechanic is really intersting. It takes some getting used to, but it is really nice once you have adapted.
-The level variety is pretty interesting, ranging from slow platforming stages, to racing down the strip as fast as you can, to avoiding obstacles that will push you out of the way.
-Some of the music is good.
-The level designs are interesting, but get a little repetitive.
Cons:
-There is no incentive for anything. The items are pretty useless. You can only use your coins for lives and slightly different skins. Points...Are just points.
-Because items mean essentially nothing, there are many levels where you say screw it, move forward as fast as possible and jump until you reach the goal. This is further enhanced with the first bug I list below.
-There are items that seem to serve zero purpose.
-No timer of any kind. This would cause some stress and make me feel like I'm playing a game. Add some speedrunning aspect or a countdown timer to make it more interesting.
-The first 50 or so levels are varied and somewhat interesting. After 50 you end up seeing previous levels with small differences. The last 10 levels or so...just a straight line with a bunch of 1 obstacle. Oh..and screw level 82.
-Some of the music stinks.
-Not sure if this is on purpose, but in some of the levels the end of the platforms are not flush, causing a really awkward stall in flow. For instance, on the ginat ball rails you'll be fine until the end..where you hit the platform and get launched out of bounds.
Bugs:
-Low on lives? No worries, just press start and restart level before you die...no lives lost.
-Music stops looping on certain stages, so you're stuck with the sounds of the level, which is typically one 2-3 second sound that constantly repeats.
-Some levels have no music.
-Some levels are broken. You'll see messages along the lines of "Lighting needs to reinitialize.
All in all, give it a try if you want. If you've played games like this...you'll realize right away that it's not the quality of other ball platformers, but it's alright to waste some time.
I used to play these marble platformers a long time ago and I remeber them being incredibly hard to beat. And this game is no exception; really fun and very beutiful
BUT the game does need some work:
You cannot completely disable the sound
The menu buttons are sometimes non-responsive
The game is good-looking but is super blurry
When you fall, you clip through every object
The game takes WAY too long to reset each level for how difficult it is
The game really just needs a couple patches and some performance enchancements, over-looking the bad the game is quite enjoyable(I also like the gamepad functionality)
I waited anxiously for this games release, especially after it's predecessor (By no relation) Marble Blast Ultra for my xbox 360. However, upon start, I found it crashed when going full screen. My game recording softward (D3Dgear, Shadowplay) was unable to follow the process and crashed. I turned all recording software off, and the game consistently crashed. The graphics are great in game, but if you fall off a level the game hesitates. Watching my CPU, it took 90% for thirty-seven seconds before the level would reset. This was consistent. Turning the graphics up or down yielded no distinguishable difference. I was excited, now I'm not.
NOT Recommended
(M
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Atum Software |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 24.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 35% положительных (26) |