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Pnevmo Capsula Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Pnevmo-Capsula is a respectable solo outing from Pomeshkin Valentin Igorevich, and shows a lot of good video game design fundamentals. As a game built around a mail delivery system in a USSR-inspired atompunk world, it definitely feels fresh and full of potential. However, this short-lived adventure stops just shy of being fun. The project is missing the quality of puzzle needed to make this a stand-out title in the genre. You play as a capsule tasked with delivering mail around, which you do by rolling along a series of rails that traverse the map. There are no cutscenes and no dialogue to speak of. Instead, all of the story-telling is environmental, or comes in the form of the letters you have to deliver. There isn’t an awful lot to dive into here, but anyone who pays close attention will be able to pick up the fragments of the lore with relative ease. Everything exists many years in the future, where nuclear war has already ravaged the world and the world has since recovered. You can find in-game text that reveals that mankind has managed to spare themselves the fate of a dying sun by creating their own. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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The implication is that it was done by some form of nuclear-powered substitute, hence Pnevmo-Capsula claims to be atompunk. You come across letters and newspapers that suggest a few details about what life is like in this world. For example, there are documents that detail the history of some of the technology in the game and some of its impact, although it’s all very bland and technical. You see some evidence of state surveillance and plenty of advertisements offering work in the fields of avionics and astronautics. In keeping with the theme, there are a load of government propaganda posters and artwork too. The most human story-telling beat is a letter you need to deliver, which describes a request for a funeral transport after what seems to be a crash. As far as story goes, it’s pretty clear that it wasn’t the main point of the experience. You have very limited ways of interacting with the world. You can move the capsule along the pipe in one of two directions, speed up with the square button, and interact with the world by pressing X. This is totally fine, as it guides your attention towards the puzzles themselves, which are supposed to be the highlight of the experience anyway.

Story – Lurking in the Background.

I’m sad to say, however, that the puzzles in Pnevmo-Capsula don’t really impress. Most of them are a simple matter of finding the right key-code hidden around the level and then typing it in. Others what I would call ‘obstacles’ rather than puzzles, and involve interacting with nodes to open gates. The PlayStation Trophies list refers to these sections as labyrinths. They don’t really require much brain-power to solve. Pnevmo-Capsula: Domiki is visually striking, and the slightly haunting soundtrack is a great companion, instilling intrigue and slight fear at what could be around the corner as the story unravels. But note that this isn’t a scary game or similar (despite the Halloween-like tones at times); it’s more to do with being in the unknown – discovering as you go along. While the gameplay can be restrictive in terms of direction, the experience is compensated by the overall ambience and attention to detail. It’s like one of those ghost train rides at an amusement park; only your input is crucial, and it’s at your pace. That said, while discovery comes from exploration, Pnevmo-Capsula: Domiki can be pretty frustrating with the camera angles. Rain City Switch NSP

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As you have no control of the camera, you’ll find yourself in a chase-like cam, shifting as you scale a building or swing around some intricate mechanical device but without the autonomy to do anything. Because your only travel relies on the rails, if you run out of track, you’ll fall, respawning quite far away at times. Repeating the same puzzles can be a chore. There are no conventional pointers through the game – you have to find out everything yourself, but with only two buttons and moving left and right, the real challenges are the actual puzzles. Seeking out the instructions or sometimes wrestling the controls when your carriage goes either up or down a track is a frequent aspect of the game. And while I’m getting the bad tastes out of my mouth, I have to say that playing this with a DualSense was fiddly. Dials were over sensitive and would change at the slightest tap, and the menu was mapped to circle (or the A button). Despite knowing this, I would inadvertently tap it here and there, pausing the game. To my surprise, the Royal Mail hasn’t created a post office simulation game yet.

Gameplay – The Bigger Let Down.

Where are you, developers? In fact, the only real mail-focused game we’ve had is Death Stranding. At least until now. See, Pnevmo-Capsula is a small game from an indie developer in which you play the part of a small capsule on rails, delivering messages across a 1970’s steampunk version of Russia. Are you ready to get your delivery on?The steampunk world is something I’ve always admired from afar, albeit one that I’ve rarely really delved into. From my understanding, it’s a reimagining of a point of history, mixed with some 19th-century mechanical engineering and a smattering of sci-fi. In essence, what Pnevmo-Capsula does is put you on an ‘on rails’ journey through a fictionalised version of 1970’s Russia; a land full of propaganda and strange mechanics. The story of world tales is picked up as you move along, open to interpretation as you progress. It’s a world that captivated me and I wanted to learn more about it, tempted to spend some more time in what it holds. There are hints and fragments which point to rules and structures which, while frustrating, do allow the setup to become rather fascinating. Dead by Daylight PS5

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As you move along the track, opportunities arise. For example, you will encounter some electrical breakers which when activated with your charge will change the direction of the track. Here you can move along, making the most of previously blocked pathways or discovering different routes through to your goal. Your main task – at least I think – is to deliver telegrams as you arrive at some holding areas where you can activate a special telegram device. Here you have to switch it on and do some twiddling to activate the lights in the right order. There are some codes to be entered, which are obtained by careful observations of the surrounding area around these machines. This is my favourite part of the game and it makes you scratch your brain in a good way. However, Pnevmo-Capsula suffers at times from the awkwardness of the control system; the buttons don’t feel in the right places. This isn’t helped by an absolute lack of instructions and you’ll rarely know what you need to do next. I’ll admit, at the beginning of Pnevmo-Capsula, I was stuck for ten minutes not knowing what the hell to do next.

Graphics and Sound – Pnevmo-Capsula’s Strong Suit.

That was until the magic of YouTube came to my rescue. I’ll fully understand if some love and applaud this lack of direction, but all I’ll say is good luck to you. Pnevmo-Capsula does look nice though and some of the visuals are extremely neat with some amazing backdrops, from interiors to the exterior of a steampunk world as your little capsule whizzes by. There are some nice designs included, especially near the telegram machines where the walls are decorated with brilliantly designed scientific drawings and images. The one problem I have had with the whole thing though is that when the camera is zoomed out, showing whole sections, it’s extremely hard to see where you are and what you are doing.Pnevmo-Capsula is an inventive, yet short, puzzle game. It comes with a nice cheap price that ensures the experience is probably worth a punt, but the lack of hand-holding and need of direction will put a lot of people off. The puzzles are nicely original though and the world it creates is an intriguing one so if you want to know what it’s like to be a part of steampunk delivery service then Pnevmo-Capsula may well be the game for you.

The style is interesting, and works well for a game of this nature. You see things popping and whirring and clicking and it all feels very science-y and cool. The designs for some of the transport units are downright awesome, evoking a good balance between old-school and futuristic. Most of what you come across sits comfortably within the game’s own style, including the convincing lock-boxes that house/print out the messages you have to deliver. There are Soviet influences that are strong enough to be noticeable, but by no means overstay their welcome. It presents a world that I would love to see explored more, but from a different angle. Pnevmo-Capsula doesn’t run especially smoothly, even on something as powerful as a PS5. Some objects slowly rotate, but jump and stutter when they do so. The physics are also as basic as they can afford to be, with your capsule drifting strangely when it falls off of the tracks. In general, the way that things move is stiff and unrealistic. It seems that might come with the limitations of the budget. There are a variety of interesting and appropriate music choices. If more of the music leaned harder into its soviet inspiration, it would have been even better.

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You won’t struggle with anything for too long. This means the music will rarely bore you, which is great. The sound effects are also pretty competent. They are nothing to write home about, but feel transparent and like they should be there. In general, the whole things feels remarkably well-rounded for a project developed for a single person. When you think about the array of design skills required to attend to every aspect of the game, you get the feeling that the creator is an all-rounder and worthy of respect. It’s a shame the gameplay doesn’t reach the heights it needed to. Pnevmo-Capsula: Domiki gameplay strength comes from the puzzles, though, and while it all looks pretty, you want some sort of game tucked away in there. These aren’t the sort of puzzles that will drive you mad, but you may find yourself pacing up and down and running through every possible option. When you do get it right and reverse engineer the answer, it makes sense how you would have gotten there. But can I recommend Pnevmo-Capsula: Domiki? Do you know what? Yes. It’s so quirky – both positive with its unique style of play and puzzles, but also the controls and tricky camera angles.  Alter World Switch NSP

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