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Alter World Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Based on the idea of a decentralized environment our virtual world allows you to trade virtual land in a market that mimics current real-world trends in real estate. We provide our users with the ability to explore the metaverse and purchase digital land plots, which they can customize in later phases with non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Since we are pacifists, it was a challenge as to how to pass this spirit onto our game and so onto our users. As a result we decided that Alter World will be dedicated to one of the most war distressed regions at this point. We therefore invite you to explore and purchase virtual land and, in subsequent phases of the game, customize your digital assets to show your solidarity with war victims worldwide. Once Phase 1 has gone live, a certain percentage of all monthly income generated by land purchases will be donated to organizations dedicated to helping children who are affected by war. On a monthly basis Alter World will be announcing the organization we chose to donate to. With the potential and possibility for a future digital currency and a market where virtual land value increases.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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we challenge you to take ownership and spread peace in a world where everything is possible.The Game is inspired by Stephen King’s book – “The Dark Tower”. The game is a 2D platformer with an interesting gameplay mechanics. Player can travel to an alternative universe anytime and use an alternative universe reality to move to another level. Levels are unique, with puzzles, and player will have to react quickly and assess when to move between the Worlds. The game has unique art style, like a painting. I really wanted to like this game. Platformers and ARPGs are my absolute favorite types of games to play, and I’m interested in most things with a fantasy, paranormal, or medieval aspect. This game seemed to include fantasy, platforming, and alternate/parallel realities that you can switch between. I thought it would compare to Chronology, Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams, and Contrast. Unfortunately, I found myself frustrated with the poor controller function. I’m not an impatient gamer, so I hung with it awhile, but no matter how hard I tried, there was no consistency to the controls.

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Sometimes controller function worked the way I expected, and sometimes it didn’t. In games like this, though, there must be consistency. You can’t have “quick-switch” mechanics if the controls are unreliable. For example, in an early level where you see the text, “sometimes just wait,” I couldn’t move to the right or left and jump at the same time, and just simply jumping didn’t get the character where it needed to go. I finally gave up and just fell off the first landing to the left, only to land at the finish line below. That shouldn’t happen. The graphics and artwork were okay and even a bit interesting from a minimalist standpoint, but I did notice the poor grammar in some of the text. This game needs a lot of work, but I’d be among the first to pick it back up once changes are made.I played it for like 10 minutes, and got an achievement that only 10% of players have got. Which shows I have more patience than your average joe. The bottom line is when you have a puzzle platformer, and you’re specifically prompted to use a controller, the controls have to be tight and you have to know how far away from deadly obstacles you can get without dying.FLASHOUT 3 

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And that’s just not happening here. How many times did I die because I hit the jump button too late? Or bumped into thorns that I wasn’t actually touching? Too many. With 70 more levels of frustration ahead, this one’s going back in the uninstalled list. As much as I’m not really a fan of Celeste, I can appreciate the intuitive controls and clearly defined obstacles there. This was a very cool idea (the shifting between two worlds while playing mechanic), that needed a bit more fine-tuning. I wish the dev luck on his future endeavors, as I enjoyed the art style and the ideas present here, just not the execution. I am gonna preface this review by saying I love platformers (something I have carried over from gaming as a child where I was mostly exposed to them thanks to the NES) and I do enjoy puzzles games, which I can credit The 7th Guest for igniting when I was teenager in the nineties. Combine the two and that sounds like a match made in heaven. Sadly Alter Worlds fails on hitting both marks. Taking on the role of an unnamed child it’s your duty to find your dog after he passes through a door that leads to alternate worlds and dimensions.

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Apparently the game is inspired by Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series. Having never read the series it is hard for me to drawn comparisons but if the game is anything to go by, which is dreadfully boring and frustrating thanks to the unresponsive controls and uninspired puzzles, I will be skipping that series. For a platformer the controls are incredibly sluggish when they should be precise and the puzzles simply rely on the player activating alternate dimensions to see other platforms that will help them get to the level exit. While they do get a bit more involved the further you press on with all sorts of obstacles hindering your way, the problem is that the game doesn’t introduce anything new outside of these mechanics and I found my enjoyment of the title just diminished exponentially as boredom and frustration settled in. Even the graphics and artwork are a little too rudimentary, not inspiring me to want to continue forth exploring these worlds let alone worry about saving my dog. In the end Alter World is not something I can recommend, even at its ridiculously low price point.Alter World is an orginal Platformer game that is testing your responsiveness and technically near-multitasking capabilities.ARCANIUM Rise of Akhan 

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since keystroke ‘chains (changing between 2 worlds, jumping & moving left/right) are made within a jiffy; this makes the game challenging, fast-paced and rewarding enough for me. The worlds are cleverly designed and not too bad to look at.Quite relaxing platformer in two different worlds. You can switch between them. Only the combination of both worlds make the puzzles complete. Looks like you jump in the air / alter world / land on a new platform in another world. There are some obstacles included. Deny spikes, bats, hellsheeps and don’t fall out of the screen. Other elements are bouncer, gravity changer and portals. Playthrough 50 exciting levels until you find your dog again. Like any platformer game, Alter World has your character set to reach from Point A to Point B, and includes more obstacles and challenges as the level progresses. I encountered numerous puzzles that were incorporated: From world swapping, to catching moving platforms and activating switches. The former was the most distinguished, and the feature that I really liked. It would constantly be introducing us to two worlds, and ones that are contrast to each other: One world is full of vegetation and life, while the other is full of gloom and death.

Strange and quiet melodies would soon conquer a player’s heart and feel themselves in a tale with unique sound system.

This goes to the graphics and art, which were also superb. Though it is 2D, there is a great amount of shading and texture in the design. The BG even has some simple, but nice animations. You’ll notice the spinning Windmills near the end levels, the comets raining down on stage 50, and flashing lamps at the level 40s. It’s these little details that can liven up any environment to a game! I also found the music quite settling, and suitable to the theme of their respective level and world. Though at times, the audio can be a bit annoying when you’re constantly swapping between worlds, and the BGM is pausing and switching repetitively. There are also sounds that the character makes, and when they perform actions. Jumping and opening the door are some of these features. The playability however, is where things get frazzling. Much of the negative reviews goes to the character’s choppy movements and lack of flexibility, to which I can agree. I find that my character may also freeze or bug out in mid jumps, which ultimately results in a restart of the level. This part can get frustrating over time. Ultimately, the game does give an atmospheric experience, and a good taste of many themes and worlds inspired by “The Dark Tower” by Stephen King. I give it a thumbs up.

Everyone who gives this game a bad review is just butthurt that they keep dying. This game is very difficult and requires very precise actions in order to move on to the next level. You will die many times and get frustrated near the point of insanity, but there comes a sense of accomplishment that with each level beaten. I haven’t finished the game just yet as I had to put the controller down before I smashed it through my monitor, but if you’re looking for a simple, yet challenging game, Alter World is the game for you. It’s a potentially fun platformer, held back by a little stickyness when it comes to trying to move diagnonally. Further, while the switching between different maps is creative and opens up design options, it also features multiple levels that are nigh unbeatable unless you memorize the locations of currently invisible platforms and spikes and use nigh-perfect timing to switch. There is a reason everyone hates airman’s stage, and that reason is platforms that you cannot see that are essential to beating the game, This isn’t helped by the hitbox – on a few levels there were points where the difference between being impaled by spikes and making it past successfully was hard to determine.

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What the game really needs is to clearly display where the currently non-existant platforms/spikes/objects are in order to reduce the trial-and-error aspects of getting the timing on map-switches down. Basically any level involving switching maps mid-jump to avoid spikes is made far more infuriating by the lack of indicator of where the spikes are when they are invisible – especially because often the platform dissapears, so you have to launch the jump before you hit the switch map button, as hitting them simultaneously often does not register, leading to a quick fall to death. To sum, if you enjoy games along the lines of I Wanna Be The Guy or the later levels of Super Meat Boy – the ones where there is effectively only one correct path and if you miss the timing you get to restart – you might enjoy this game – but you’d likely be better off playing those games, where the controls don’t interfere with the platforming.To say this game is evil would be more accurate than it would be to say the game is about split second timing, but I did have some fun with it, though probably still far from beating it. Challenging platform-hell puzzle games like these are a real treat, not so much the gameplay but the feeling of satisfaction when you can finally advance, even if that satisfaction is shortlived once you get stuck at the next level.Jerez’s Arena

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