“Bang for a second. I haven’t seen this exact genre of this little guy?” It was my reaction when I encountered a yellow eye magician, the hat of the adventure of Isometric Oolo. Some surveys on the Internet quickly turned on this lovely art with Vivi, Journey Fantasy 9 and Orko’s Orko. What a great feeling when starting your week to determine a prototype of a small magician, and I hope it will become a regular appearance. Another pleasant discovery is Oolo itself, which you can explore yourself through the hidden magic of this link with its free demo.
(Do I need to continue writing ‘free demo’? better.)
Oolo is, I gather, the name of your purple artist. The Steam page promises a respect for the adventures of the old days, and this gaze immediately clearly in some good ways. First, the goal of the demo is to find a brilliant green jewelry called ‘Key Earth Key’. Love that. Love does not need to worry about those who love to be absent or social threats and only begin to find a lovely shiny key.
The second is the music, starting with a few amazing main courses before developing into a charging brass, hurriedly, evoking two guys with opposite voices shouting from ‘adventure!’ Because you are really very fast in both ears, classified with some hobbity chains. The adventure is!
Music is getting more and more adorable when you start exploring, going through a isoing room at a time. You dance around, with a deeply satisfied sound when you fall out of the high edges, and solve a few dance puzzles. These things feel a bit difficult with the point of view, but the game allows you to tilt the room and switch between the moving control diagrams for accuracy. Soon, you collect a pair of gloves that allow you to push the blocks. All are very classic Zelda in its prosperity, with Metroidvania suggestions through many roads and maps that are constantly expanding.
I died to die after falling to some thorns later, on which the game informed me that the world of fire world was burned down. Nothing is simple, right? I know it can’t be just a key! However, labor saving world or not, I am quite passionate about Oolo, which is clearly a labor of love. Here are some features offered:
- Discover a vast world with more than 400 connection rooms!
- Joint ventures through dark forests, ground grave tunnels, dead swamps, and more.
- Find new antiques that change the way you move and interact with the world.
- Move blocks, ride enemies and jump your way to new areas.
- Non -violent joy for the whole family!
- Scan the land for six element keys will unlock the information portal to the world of fire.
- The secret areas and hidden strength are waiting for the most sincere explorers.
- Discover the memories of those who keep the fire in the previous generations to give suggestions for your journey!
I will argue that Oolo falls into those thorns suggest Violence, but only when you think about too difficult. If not, a good entry section in Pantheon of golden eyes.
