Разработчик: Portponky
Описание
Здесь нельзя умереть, никаких битв с врагами и никаких ям, куда можно упасть, или шипов, которые ранят. Всё, что тебе нужно, это логика.
Особенности
- Более 60 уровней с сотнями комнат.
- Спрятанные бонусные головоломки.
- Много атмосферной музыки.
- Много кислоты.
- Немного звуковых эффектов.
- Графика.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, czech, spanish - spain, polish, russian, korean, portuguese - brazil
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: Yes
- Оперативная память: 100 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 3.1
- Место на диске: 80 MB
Mac
- ОС: 10.9
- Процессор: 64 bit
- Оперативная память: 100 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 3.1
- Место на диске: 80 MB
Linux
- ОС: Debian 8 / Ubuntu 14.04 or above
- Процессор: 64 bit
- Оперативная память: 100 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 3.1
- Место на диске: 80 MB
Отзывы пользователей
Break your brain. Hop into some boxes. Puzzles are mind-bending and require you to really think about the consequences of nested worlds in order to make it through to the other side.
WARNING: Recursed will make your brain hurt.
nice puzzle game just wish it had an undo system.
she's just like me fr
Fantastic little puzzles with brain twists that I haven't seen before.
im too stupid for this and im not ashamed to say it
man was not meant to meddle with non-euclidean recursive spaces
One of those deeply perplexing games where the puzzles sometimes still resist interpretation even if my solution works because of the difficulty of holding it in your head.
One of the most mindbending but playable puzzle games I've ever tried. Incredibly rewarding solutions to the puzzles. Very intuitive and unique mechanics as well.
Amazing game, great difficulty curve, a refreshing change from the Sokoban-style puzzles dominating the genre.
Recursed is a very unmemorable game. There are very few "aha" moments where the solution suddenly clicks and you feel like you're having a brainblast, and the puzzle solutions get incredibly complex and lengthy. It also has very bad QoL, with no undo, and no ability to see any rooms other than the one you're in.
...this game is brilliant because all of these sins somehow cancel each other out and turn into a game that's incredibly fun, radically different from any other puzzle game I've played, and extremely important to me.
When I first played the game, I was pretty bad at puzzles and just fumbled around randomly. Because there were no aha moments, I didn't get much reward out of playing it and didn't find it fun. Eventually I hit a brick wall. However, at that point I realized the aforementioned design choices meant I was forced to plan out the entire solutions to each puzzle in my head before executing them, so I'd know exactly what to do. So I tried to start planning my solutions, and as I solved more puzzles, I noticed I started developing this godlike power to look at the puzzle, imprint the whole thing into my short-term memory, use logic to deduce the solution step by step, and watch the magic happen. This obviously didn't mean I got the puzzles first try, but I could use feedback the game gave on my failed attempts to alter my logic until getting the solution.
A lot of puzzle games try to trick the player into thinking exactly what the developer wants them to think at every point in the game, so it feels like the game is reading your mind. I applaud that too, but this is the complete opposite. These incredibly intricate solutions truly felt like I created them entirely within my own brain, with the game only serving as a helping hand at certain points. It felt like I was having a brainblast while playing it.
So yeah this game basically taught me how to plan, and thus get good at puzzles. I hope it will do the same to you, and offer the same feeling of sheer power over the solutions you will truly have invented.
Comments open.
Objectively a very well made puzzle game, but the levels get really convoluted and you can softlock yourself with one misinput. As someone who is bad at complex puzzles and hates redoing steps over and over, I really wish it had a Baba is You style undo button.
Brilliant puzzles for the most part, but the late game (especially the diamonds and rubies in cauldron levels) will waste an ungodly amount of your time via softlocks.
One of the best (and hardest?) puzzle game ever, as good as Stephen's Sausage Roll. I review this because this game don't receive the attention it deserves.
This game is a flawed gem. If I could give a neutral rating, I would. There's a lot of janky garbage, only having a restart for the entire level results in a lot of brutal tedium, the art for dynamic objects is bad, the effect for beating a level is a hard cut to black on a cymbal crash which is INCREDIBLY jarring (I thought I died the first few times!), the music doesn't fit and starts to grate about the fifth play, the bird that detects unsolvable situations showed up one (1) time in my playthrough (and I bricked a level WAY more than once), and some of the levels are trash (some endgame levels throw random precision-platformer challenges at you for some god-forsaken reason).
That said, this game has some brilliant puzzles and I think it's worth digging through the muck to get to them. One of the things I like about this game is how the (good) puzzles are structured. Most games will present you with a convoluted Gordian's Knot setup, and then task you with using the puzzle rules to unravel the challenge and fulfill the require restraints. (That sort of level is present, with varying quality.) The best levels in this game take the opposite approach: you're given a limited number of objects, and you have to construct the convoluted level topology through the recursive chests that lets you solve the level. Truly mind-bending challenges, and worth the other struggles.
Overall, I'm a big fan of the good parts of the game. I hope that Recursed 2 does away with the BS levels, gets a new coat of paint, and adds an undo/rewind button because only restart is just BRUTAL. Seriously, some of the endgame levels take 5 minutes of platforming and juggling just to get to the point where I bricked the level last time.
only half an hour in and already have seen enough to know that this is an excellent little puzzle gem! cannot wait to explore further
The game doesn't look like much, and it doesn't seem to have received the level of attention of certain other puzzle games with which it shares a niche, but I feel that a lot of love and craftsmanship has gone into it. The rules of the game are simple enough, once you figure them out, but it can take a while to realise the ways you can use them to achieve your objective. For example, it took me some trial and error before I realised that you can, in fact, exit an enchanted chest containing itself that you have removed from its original room, but only if you jump inside first and you can only exit as many times as you have entered before you're banished to the shadow realm. Puzzles that appear impossible can have deceptively simple solutions, but realising such a solution can require you hold more in your head than a human brain can comfortably accommodate.
There's something I find very pleasing about the soundtrack. It's simple, but it sets a cheerful tone that goes some way to offsetting the headache I feel as I try to figure out which chest I am supposed to be taking into the other chest so I can take a jar-clone of the chest outside of the chest outside of the chest.
One complaint I have is that once or twice a level seems to call for user interactions that aren't natural (eg dropping an item off an edge without falling off yourself, so that you can take another item down, when the controls mostly restrict you to either dropping an item at your feet or yeeting it across the room). My other complaint is that the volume level for the dialogue (monologue?) is set too low, and doesn't have a separate volume slider, so it's either loud sound effects or quiet voice acting.
I hope this game gets more appreciation, and I hope the developer has spent the 8(!) years since it was released further honing his skills. I'm definitely interested to see what else he's worked on.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Portponky |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 31.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 98% положительных (306) |