Barrimean Jungle

$4.99

Release Date:: Nov 21, 2017
Developer:: ONECOMPANY
Publisher:: My Way Games
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Adventure Action Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Barrimean Jungle is a first-person game, which we prepared with the most exotic spices. You play for John, who has already traveled to different corners of the world more than once. And now he's here in the Berryanean Jungle. This place is not on the maps that we used to see. The main dish for you will be various puzzles: Move objects, complete tasks. Do not forget that every step can be your last step. It will not always be easy to get somewhere. Of course, all this is flavored with thematic music, especially for you play the aborigines. I THINK YOU KNOW THAT NOT ALWAYS TRUTH IS ON US BEFORE EYES. The world is collapsing, and you need to jump into the abyss that jump out of the simulation. You will meet one shaman who will help you throughout the game. We wish you taste the world of the jungle.

Features...

Pleasant graphics in the style of Low Poly;

Exclusive music, created by our best Composers;

6 parts that have their tasks and discernible gamepley;

Screenshots

User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

2 user reviews

Positive

User #542708 english

25 min at review

Not Recommended

This is a game so poorly tested that its controls change from the first level to the rest of the game, in the first level when you move the mouse, the players view moves but for every other level after that, you have to hold RMB to move the camera; you also appear to only have fall damage in some levels & a couple of levels don't have collision on the ground despite there being a floor texture and I'm not even trying to get out of bounds in this mess. "The main dish for you will be various puzzles: Move objects, perform tasks, etc" I had to nudge the player model into out of place brightly lit white cubes & contextually appropriate rocks in order to allow the player to jump up small ledges or over a branch, I also had to go collect multiple 'power orbs' because some rocks were too heavy to move to jump up some small ledges, then I had to find a key in a foliage crammed set of corridors that junked my framerate. The tasks are "puzzles" in the barest sense of the term. "Do not forget...