Игрок 9401·Рекомендует·12 ч в игре

游戏质量还是很不错的，玩法很有意思，值得好评 我只有一个问题想问： 为什么移动只能是上下左右（恼），我用awsd玩蔚蓝玩了800个小时，你搁着强行改变我输入习惯呢 特别是后期有三个键要操作的时候，经常这个键按成那个键，很搞人心态 真心希望开发者能够解决这个问题

Игрок 8165·Рекомендует·3 ч в игре

Wow! What an inventive and imaginative game! It's got great platforming and you will never be bored with all of the new mechanics the developers throw at you. It's got all of the qualities of a triple A title, don't miss this one, it's AWESOME!

Игрок 8548·Рекомендует·11 ч в игре

买之前，因为其被大部分人称作2024年最佳平台跳跃的头衔，有着极其大的期待。买完玩了一个凌晨，全收集了前3个箱庭后，我自己也坚信了这个标签，我真的很喜欢这个游戏，他真的足够优秀。所以我想写个长评论来推荐aaaa 1.关于游戏系统，游戏性etc游戏本身方面 游戏的基础玩法不能算特别新奇吧，尼莫（主角）的投掷帽子互动是明显的对《克罗诺亚系列》关键玩法风之戒指的继承，怪物抓取，下投二段跳，以及互动逻辑都有其影子。而万能勾，加速跳，滚动等跑酷技能技巧也是奥日等前辈玩过的了，但即使如此，游戏在这些系统上做出了极大的优化升级，如索取逻辑，跳跃加速的逻辑，方向读取，落地检测都有非常优秀的调整，这让我玩时有远大于克罗诺亚与奥日2的舒适感。而游戏的箱庭设计则是过于优秀了，每一个箱庭都紧凑而有趣，感觉放进超级马里奥都是第一梯队的图。且游戏的任务设计都非常独特完美，让我想起了玩巫泡的日子，就是一种不需要文字提示，走着走着就发现，“哦！原来要这样”的自我解答，所想即所求的设计，玩的时候是无比幸福沉浸的。游戏的难度在这个子类算中等偏下吧，比蔚蓝等简单，和奥日1与2的跑酷部分难度相当，但游戏可以跳过竞速任务（除了全收集），且有自动回血的官方调整，所以难度惧怕是不必的。且游戏的优化很好，我玩的时候很稳（我的配置有点低）。 2.关于游戏的美术 没得说！真没得说！可以给业界参考的设计，不仅是丰富的色彩与优秀的外观设计，游戏里有个巧思就是纹理，漫游奇境本身是纯色块嘛，但游戏里并不完全是儿童绘本的感觉，大电梯的补丁，花园的绿地，星星，斑点。我本身也画画，真的是学到不少，看到不少。而且游戏的角色形象太棒了，每个npc都非常有记忆点，而主角尼莫实在是太可爱了，我第一眼觉得是探险活宝，后来发现这个男孩和阿宝差异太多了，太喜欢了！ 3.游戏的叙事艺术 这个重点讲，漫游奇迹是个几乎无局内文字对话的游戏，所有的交互通过角色神态动作来展现，除了尼莫的笔记，游戏里连字都看不到几个，只有图片。这种叙事方法我真的第一次见，无口主角见多了，无口故事我真的很久没见了（佛洛伦斯，纪念碑谷etc）。像是风之旅人这种以feel氛围为主的叙事不算，游戏里以见与玩家自己的幻想来讲述故事，实在是一种独属于第九艺术的叙事方法。 4.音乐 额我开外bgm了，这个就不评了 总之真的很优秀啊！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

Игрок 1798·Рекомендует·13 ч в игре

Promenade is a charming 2D platforming adventure built around exploration, creative movement, puzzle solving, and the satisfying pursuit of collectibles. Developed and published by Holy Cap, it takes many of the ideas commonly associated with classic collectathon platformers and adapts them to a side-scrolling format. Instead of pushing players through a rigid sequence of stages, the game encourages curiosity and gives them room to decide where to explore and which challenges to complete. Its colorful presentation initially makes the adventure appear simple and relaxed, but underneath that welcoming exterior is a surprisingly thoughtful platformer with plenty of mechanical depth. The adventure centers on repairing a massive elevator by collecting golden cogs scattered throughout the world. These cogs serve as the main form of progression, allowing the elevator to reach additional locations as enough are recovered. Individual cog fragments are earned through exploration, puzzles, platforming challenges, hidden discoveries, races, and other activities. The clever part of this structure is that players generally have more opportunities available than are strictly necessary for advancement. Getting stuck on one particularly troublesome challenge does not always mean progression comes to a halt, since another cog can often be found somewhere else. The protagonist's unusual companion is responsible for much of the game's personality and mechanical creativity. This small octopus-like creature can be thrown outward to grab objects and certain enemies, turning the environment itself into a collection of potential tools. Captured objects can affect movement in different ways, creating opportunities to reach distant platforms, cross hazards, or solve environmental puzzles. Throwing a held object downward while airborne can provide additional height, while particular objects offer more specialized abilities. Chickens can assist with gliding, for example, while rockets can dramatically increase movement speed. What makes this system enjoyable is how naturally it connects exploration with experimentation. The player is frequently encouraged to consider what nearby objects might accomplish rather than simply looking for the next obvious platform. New situations build upon familiar mechanics without constantly burying the experience beneath complicated controls. Learning how different objects interact with movement becomes an important part of navigating the world, and discovering an unexpected use for something can be just as satisfying as finding a hidden collectible. Promenade also benefits greatly from variety. One moment may involve searching an environment for a concealed cog fragment, while another introduces a race, dungeon, environmental puzzle, demanding traversal sequence, or boss encounter. The game regularly changes its immediate objectives without abandoning the central mechanics that hold everything together. This prevents the collectible hunt from becoming a repetitive checklist. Even when the ultimate reward is another piece of a golden cog, the method required to obtain it can be substantially different from the previous challenge. Exploration is especially rewarding because the environments invite players to investigate unusual details. Suspicious pathways and apparently unreachable locations often conceal something worthwhile. Each major area introduces its own visual personality and gameplay ideas, making progress through the elevator feel like more than simply moving to a harder version of the previous stage. The cheerful artwork, expressive animation, imaginative creatures, and whimsical environments reinforce a playful atmosphere that complements the exploratory structure extremely well. Difficulty is handled intelligently. The game can be approachable for players who simply want to explore and gather enough cogs to continue, yet it provides more demanding objectives for completionists. Some puzzles require careful observation, while certain platforming sequences test precision and understanding of the companion mechanics. Because not every challenge needs to be completed immediately, frustration is reduced without removing the satisfaction of overcoming harder obstacles. Players interested in mastering movement can also discover considerable depth in using objects efficiently and maintaining momentum. Combat is present but does not dominate the experience. Encounters generally support the broader emphasis on movement and environmental interaction rather than transforming the game into an action-heavy platformer. Boss encounters add larger challenges at appropriate moments, while ordinary enemies can sometimes become useful components of traversal or puzzle solving. This integration helps the companion mechanic remain relevant across different aspects of gameplay instead of functioning as a gimmick used only for one purpose. There are a few considerations for prospective players. Anyone who fundamentally dislikes collecting objects or repeatedly searching environments may not connect with the core progression loop. Some optional challenges can also be noticeably tougher than the game's cheerful appearance suggests. Furthermore, the constant introduction of new ideas means certain mechanics are not explored as extensively as they might be in a more narrowly focused platformer. Nevertheless, the steady stream of new concepts is a major reason the adventure remains lively. Steam Deck compatibility is excellent because Promenade is Steam Deck Verified. Its controller-oriented platforming translates naturally to handheld play, the interface remains suitable for the smaller display, and the game is designed to function properly with the Deck's controls and default configuration. Its structure is also convenient for portable gaming, since players can make meaningful progress by collecting a few cog fragments during a shorter session while still having enough content for extended play. Promenade ultimately stands out by combining the freedom and collectible-driven satisfaction of traditional collectathons with carefully designed 2D platforming. Its companion mechanic gives traversal a distinctive identity, while the flexible progression system rewards exploration without demanding that every obstacle be conquered immediately. Strong visual personality, varied challenges, clever puzzles, secrets, bosses, and enjoyable movement make the journey consistently engaging. It is particularly easy to recommend to players who enjoy platformers that reward curiosity and experimentation rather than simply testing reflexes from beginning to end. Rating: 9/10

Игрок 2126·Рекомендует·5 ч в игре

A 2D Mario Odyssey, and a really impressive one. It's really fun to explore the world and collect all the gears (stars). The only downside I can think of is that it requires a fair amount of platforming skill, especially if you want to complete all the extra content. Reviewed by Detotated Gamer