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About This Game Eron is a 2D platform game that allows the player to actively switch between two parallel realms. The player will have to depend upon this power to finish each level. In a distant galaxy, on an uncharted planet code-named, Eron, a special power is hidden. The planet is in constant danger as many seek this power hidden in the planets core. You play as a native tribesman on this planet, who one day discovers that uninvited guests have destroyed your village. It is up to you to find and stop whoever is responsible. ***THIS GAME MIGHT NOT BE COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR GAMEPAD*** This game has only been verified to work on a Xbox 360 controller for Windows and a few similar gamepads. a09c17d780 Title: EronGenre: IndieDeveloper:David MulderPublisher:David MulderRelease Date: 17 Mar, 2015 Eron Ativador Download [Xforce] Alright. This is a tough cookie. I really like the game. It gives me a new level of decievingly hard that I haven't seen for a long time in a platformer such as this. There are no giant spinning spikes of death or vicious monsters trying to eat you. Just you, floating black spheres, and your reaction time. I've played this game quite a bit on a friend's account, so disregard my play time when I say this will make you frustrated throughout the entire game. There isn't a moment when you want to punch your computer screen because you screwed up at the very end of a hard level you have no idea how you got through and have to restart. But if you give yourself frequent breaks, you'll come to love and hate this game as much as you can love\/hate a platformer. The controls are very simple, but requires on your feet thinking when you're jumping while changing realms multiple times. I can safely say this is the ultimate speedrun game, but if you don't record it no one will believe you since there are no save games and no achievements. (Hint: when you reach the oh-so slightly too wide gap near the beginning of the game, you need to jump from directly under the center of the black sphere to get the jump boost. Trying to jump at a normal angle will leave you seething for an hour and a half like me. Don't be a me.) I personally play my own music over the game so I don't really care of the music starts over when you die, but I see this as a plus with this game as there are no awkward song skips during actual gameplay. I say this is a game everyone should at least attempt, if not own. If I have to rate it on a scale of 1 to Electronic Super Joy, I would give it a purple.. One of the hardest and most rewarding games I have ever played. 9\/10So good. YES, It is incredibly frustrating. YES, it almost made me rip out my hair... but the feeling of satisfaction after FINALLY beating a level that kicked my\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665so many times is so worth it.If you like freakishly difficult games this is for you. A word of wisdom = there is ALWAYS a way to beat a seemingly impossible level.Don't listen to the negative reviews. They're just from losers who couldn't beat the game.. One of the hardest and most rewarding games I have ever played. 9\/10So good. YES, It is incredibly frustrating. YES, it almost made me rip out my hair... but the feeling of satisfaction after FINALLY beating a level that kicked my\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665so many times is so worth it.If you like freakishly difficult games this is for you. A word of wisdom = there is ALWAYS a way to beat a seemingly impossible level.Don't listen to the negative reviews. They're just from losers who couldn't beat the game.. Eron is a 2d-sidecrolling pixel art masocore platformer in which you play as a tribesman who wishes to achieve his quest of destroying the aliens that have invaded his world and destroyed his villiage.Eron has a pretty interesting concept in which you "shift" through 2 parallel worlds in order to land on platforms which are scattered along these 2 worlds. Landing on these platforms might sound easy, but you need to be precise, co-ordinated and quick with your shifting. You are thrown into the game without any instructions, which I found to be a plus point. Considering that this game was meant to be a difficult platformer, being thrown into, blank, adds to the difficulty. No idea how to do what, take time figuring out and getting used to the controls, I found that to be a plus point in terms of difficulty.The level design is quite good. The puzzles were pretty challenging but not as much as I thought them to be. After you've caught on to what's going on and actually focus, they turn out to be quite simple. Of course, you learn through trial and error.As you progress through the levels, you encounter spheres that you need to destroy and explosive ones that you have to evade. Shifiting worlds saves you from the explosions caused by the explosive ones. You have to be really quick in shifting in and out as majority of the time, platforms underneath you shift as well. Won't be saying more, "puzzle" eh?The story has really no effect. It's just basically another level that drags on until you finish it. That's kind of the main problem, there's no "motivation" to play further on other than just finishing the game. The art style was cool and all, but not as much that would push me further to see what the game brings on in the next level other than a different puzzle.The jump mechanic is kind of weird, once you stop in mid air, you're just going to fall down no matter what. You can't do anything to change that outcome. In a way, it's a good addition to the difficulty but also quite an annoyance.The shifting mechanic sometimes just breaks, randomly, there's no going back. You have to die to start back at the beginning of the level to get it working again. It's quite irksome to have to do the entire thing again and it not being your fault. Pretty cool if it gets fixed.The soundtrack is pretty retro and quite catchy. Does suit the atmosphere of the game, but after a while, it gets really, really repetitive. Not the type of repetitive that would be fun to hear to, though.Overall, considering the up and downs of this game and its price, I'd recommend it.. The control scheme is the absolute worst and cannot be changed. The maps suck and the mechanics don't make any sense. If you want a good platformer I recommend anything else.. Eron is a 2D pixel art Indie game with great visuals and music.The whole feel of the game is very appealing, combining modern pixel art, such as we've seen in games like Risk of Rain and Superbrothers: Sword & Sorcery, with soothing chiptune soundtrack that i would really like to own on a CD. Sharp colors combined with music that complements the visuals immensely make the aesthetic value of the game worth so much more than the small amount of $1.49 that i paid for the game.The story is apparently about a tribesman on the planet Eron who uses his ability to switch between 2 parallel worlds to combat aliens that have invaded this realm. The world switching mechanic is a pretty sweet concept and not something i've seen in many other games and it's applied here so beautifully taht in a matter of minutes it becomes second nature and the game starts to very fluid.The controls are simple and few buttons are in use, but as the game is intended for controller use, there's no option for button mapping, which would be great to have. But if you do have a controller then the game controls just beautifully and is very smooth and the only thing i have to complain about it is that many of the platforms are placed so far away that you need to go to the absolute edge to reach it and it's not easy to time it correctly which makes me think that this is just a gimmick to elongate the gameplay.I for one wholeheartedly recommend this game, especially since it has such a low price. If you like platformers that are challenging but fun, then you should find this game a good buy.. Hard, Hard, Hard!+ : hard, super meat boy style, nice graphics, good controls,hard, gamepad supp, changing dimensions (or worlds), challanging, hard, soundtrack, price- : weird jumping, lack of "why do I play?" answer, hardstill a good game, 7,5\/10 would jump again. A very nice concept indeed, but the lack of checkpoints as well as the lack of music continuation, means song beginnings are always heard, which can be rather frsutrating considering they sound like good songs. I feel that the lack of character exlpanation leaves me disconected from the protagonist, and wishing there was at least a shred of dialogue to give me the oppurtunity to get pulled in. The scenery is very beautiful, but seems zoomed out WAY too far, leaving the the mysterious protagonist a speck on my screen, which can often make platforming very difficult.Could be improved, but in its current state, I don't think it's that engaging :(. Risking premature judgement, I'll say after only 20 minutes of playing that this game is bloody awesome. It's a tough puzzle platformer, taking the player back to the times when it wasn't a crime if you had to practice a scene before completing it.The visuals and the music are OK, but in a game like this, the controls are everything. Now, I'm the guy who \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665es about controls in four out of five platformer reviews, but I can't find any flaw with these ones - they're snappy, consistent and well designed. Also, I see people complaining about the lack of ability to change controls - you can't change them in-game, but you can do that on the Unity launch screen, just select the 'input' tab.All in all, Eron is a tough and brilliant game, and I applaud its creators. It's no casual game, so it's definitely not for everyone, but I can recommend it to anyone who likes a challenge and doesn't mind his\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665whipped every once on a while :)Update: I got to the last level, and my initial impression fully holds. This game is a gem.