Alter: Between Two Worlds comes from the hand of Crescent Moon Games, a video game studio that we always keep track of due to the large number of quality games released on Android for years.
In this new one he puts us in the skin of Ana and those very ingenious puzzles to explore two parallel worlds with which we must play in order to continue progressing. A fairly intuitive game with just the right difficulty for you to try to complete each of the challenges as puzzles that await you. Go for it.
Ana and those two parallel worlds
Crescent Moon Games has us very well used to it and just 3 months ago it launched a great action platformer called JackQuest; but he has also released many others as we let you know a few years ago. This time he brings us one of those games that is capable of quickly lining us up because of how well his puzzles are orchestrated.
It really is what catches you, since you are going to have to play between two parallel worlds to be able to solve those puzzles by moving stones, click here, go to the other parallel world or cross doors. These two parallel worlds are visualized from each one thanks to the slabs, since they are a specific drawing so that we know that from that slab we can press the button to cross to the other world.
All this goofiness of going here and there and trying to reach other platforms make each level a challenge for our mind. We are not mistaken either, because they are not very very complex, but they do have that Monument Valley difficulty and that usually catches us. Not too much, not too little, the right balance.
Ana's story in Alter: Between Two Worlds
Ana finds herself lost in some temples where she has to look for herself down the path of pain and happiness. We will have to guide her through very detailed environments and a series of well intricate mechanics as if we were being part of some of the challenges that Indiana Jones had in his films.
Another of the highlights of Alter: Between Two Worlds is that you don't even need to know English. We can practically intuit what needs to be done to continue progressing. And if we collide at some point with any of these mechanics, it is a matter of trying until we hit the key. The truth is that the progression of levels and adventures is very well "spun" and it shows that it has been done in an artisan way.
A game dedicated to the exploration of both parallel worlds and how each one changes with a different environment. Ana must cross them taking advantage of the mechanics of each one in order to find out all the secrets that await her. It is a game where the mystery also has its space to always leave us wanting to know more.
A very well thought out puzzle
Crescent Moon Games knows how to choose the games it publishes in the Play Store and you are not usually wrong. Here you have everything to become one of the best puzzles of the year. The character also has his charm and there are well-generated moments to enjoy his gaming experience.
Visually it draws a lot of attention, especially the environments, although the character also has its design. What we miss is a lack of harmony between animations and that walking is a little, but a little, "robotic." For the rest, a very cool game that can be played and that the rest of the content is through a single payment that we can choose from 2 to 4 euros. The truth is that it is a game that is very worthwhile, since from the first moment it catches you.
Alter: Between Two Worlds comes to Android eager to become in one of the puzzle lords of the year and he does it from the hand of Crescent Moon Games. Try their free levels and then decide, but on our own we have already decided. It is very worth paying for it.
Editor's opinion
An entire experience of exploration, enigmas and puzzles with Ana as the protagonist in a game from Crescent Moon Games.
Punctuation in Spanish: 7,2
Best
- Their puzzles are very engaging
- The mechanics of two parallel worlds
- The environments
Worst
- Lacks some smoothness in animations
