We are Eva

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I don't think I'm going to replay this game. If a charming, but frequently frustrating puzzle platformer sounds like something you'll only play once, get it at a discount. At the time of this review it's on sale for two bucks, which is a steal for just about anything.

A very challenging platformer game, in which you need to switch between dimensions for completing levels (a bit similar to the Steam-game "In-Vert"). You are able to jump, double-jump, hold on walls and switch between dimensions during the game. Every time you die in this game, the level itself will change a bit. I really like the protagonist's cheeky and charming attitude at the same time. She's even going to greet you (the gamer) directly as soon as you return back to a game. The developer themself is helping out fast, if their customer's are in need for help, which is unfortunately rare in Steam and therefore worth mentioning extra in a positive review. And for Linux users I suggest to use "Proton 9.0-4 ", because that emulator worked perfectly fine for myself.

We are Eva is an inventive 2D precision platformer that builds its identity around traveling between dimensions rather than relying exclusively on traditional jumping challenges. Developed and published by Totally Normal Creature, it follows Eva, a strange and energetic creature whose existence spans multiple worlds. When those worlds come under threat, she becomes the unlikely hero responsible for dealing with the problem. The story provides enough context to motivate the adventure without overshadowing the gameplay, while Eva's self-aware personality adds humor and a playful sense that she knows perfectly well that she is starring in a video game. Dimension switching is the mechanic that separates the experience from a conventional precision platformer. Eva can move between different versions of reality, and each dimension can introduce its own environmental properties and gameplay rules. One world might allow an ability that another restricts, while hazards that make one route impossible can potentially be bypassed by changing dimensions at the correct moment. Some dimensions can even fundamentally alter Eva's circumstances, including whether she can breathe or fly. The result …

may be doxxing myself a lil bit here but when I saw this I had to play it. Why? Because my actual real life name is Eva. I had to. So I did play it, and I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ SUCK at this game. I'm ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at it I'm TRASH!!!!! anyways it's still very good and I really like it yay :D

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