2volt is a generous indie platformer in which we become a finished lithium-ion battery It is located in a facility that has to come out as it may.
With those beams of electric light must be able to take advantage of the elements to go through those levels in a game that has a great visual finish and in which the concept itself would be a winner if it were executed in a better way. Go for it.
An indie to keep in mind
2volt is a game that seems finished, but on the other hand it lacks that point so that the mechanics are more dynamic, since there are times when we have a bit of a bad time not knowing what to do. Apart from not teaching you how to handle yourself with that lithium-ion battery that you have become, those actions that we have to take are sometimes quite unequivocal.
El gameplay is based on making gestures to cut the light beams that with a simple press we generate so that our lithium-ion battery clings to one of the corners of the gallery. But then there are also those gestures to move the drums, so there are moments of doubt that do not generate a good experience.
If we put aside these moments of doubt by not knowing how to handle ourselves, since it is not intuitive at allThe truth is that 2volt is a very well worked game visually and that gives that feeling of being in a battery factory where our friend is and has to go out to try to find a new life.
The physics of 2volt electric light beams
Los beams of light that are generated the truth that have good physics and we can have two generated at the same time. Either of the two can be cut with a gesture vertically to the horizontal of the beam, to find ourselves as our lithium-ion battery is dropped to follow a path carried by the most natural law of gravity.
It is in these moments when we realize that the idea behind 2volt is more than good. In the levels we also find mechanisms that we have to help each other to pass, but they also leave us the feeling that using the light beam well we do not need them.
Here again we return to uncertainty that is generated and that leaves us that taste in the mouth that the developer had a great idea, but it was difficult for him to execute it or carry it out so that the experience was unique.
With a little rage
And the truth that gives a little angeras the environments are very well recreated and it has some quality light and perspective effects. It is visually where it does catch us so that even those visual effects of the light of the lithium-ion battery lead us to try to finish the levels and discover what awaits us in the next one.
Technically it is a well worked game, but it is in the execution where there are points found. We have already referred to them, and we are left with that setting created for the installations through which our protagonist moves with her beams of light. The menus are also on par and are generally good feelings, although the gameplay is strange.
2volt is a new free game for Android We recommend that you try it and decide yourself if you are going to continue playing it. It has its good things, and that is why it is on these lines. If the developer were able to improve it, we would have a good indie on our hands.
Editor's opinion
It falls short of becoming a little gem by not teaching mechanics well.
Punctuation in Spanish: 5,3
Best
- Visually it is very well worked
- The physics that light beams carry
Worst
- A tutorial is missing that explains the movement in a better way
- You don't know if you hit the drums or sometimes there are strange movements
