Fairly decent game with 100 different ending and one secret ending after you get all 100. Some of them are pretty comical, some are relatively easy to get to, and some are just a major pain in the ass to do.
The creativity carries this game, but it could have been a lot less annoying to get some of the endings.
The creativity carries this game, but it could have been a lot less annoying to get some of the endings.
Netflix edition
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Got everything, this one is very fun, love seeing all the references, and it's pretty funny. I like figuring out which items you need (or don't) to go somewhere. It's just that the final final ending was kinda disappointing.
clássico jogo dos 100 finais, eu zerei reventure com meu primo e estavámos vendo andrézitos jogando, foi uma experiência mt foda o jogo é mt divertido
This one surprised me. Reventure is a very simple game, gameplay wise. Explore the kingdom to find all 100 endings to the story, picking up items each run to find interesting ways to bring the story to a close. There's a lot of humour that - at least in my eyes - misses the mark; lots of gore, unfitting jumpscares, long bits of text with huge pauses, and endless pop-culture references.
Still, I think this game is something special. There's a surprising sense of progression as endings you achieve unlock shortcuts and items for other endings, and by the end you really do have a good feel for how to explore the map. A tricky task at first since collecting items - while unlocking different paths for you to explore - directly impacts the height of your jump.
This is a game that plays to its strengths well. The world, gameplay and characters all reflect the endings you've collected. Spend enough time in it and that cringe-inducing humour can even grow on you. At least a little...
This was yet another game I became interested in due to it having unofficial Archipelago support. I think it'll be a great addition to my randomizer rotation, but even beyond that it was absolutely worth the vanilla playthrough.
Still, I think this game is something special. There's a surprising sense of progression as endings you achieve unlock shortcuts and items for other endings, and by the end you really do have a good feel for how to explore the map. A tricky task at first since collecting items - while unlocking different paths for you to explore - directly impacts the height of your jump.
This is a game that plays to its strengths well. The world, gameplay and characters all reflect the endings you've collected. Spend enough time in it and that cringe-inducing humour can even grow on you. At least a little...
This was yet another game I became interested in due to it having unofficial Archipelago support. I think it'll be a great addition to my randomizer rotation, but even beyond that it was absolutely worth the vanilla playthrough.