BETON BRUTAL

I'm ambivalent towards this one. The atmosphere and aesthetics are just my cup of tea, the controls are responsive and well implemented and the level design is great it's just that it has been such a frustrating experience having to fall over and over and wasting a lot of time trying to get back to give it another try if I didn't want to go into practice mode and restart all my progress. Granted I've never played parkour type games before so I had not known what I was really getting into before I bought it but suffice to say I'm not good at this game lmao. I sank tens of hours just trying to get on top of the main map (although I've not dedicated all those hours only on the main map, 116 at the time of writing this, but also on beton bday and custom maps). I kept playing and trying out of sheer stubbornness but I've finally managed to complete the main map today after I restarted my last run in a little less than 1h and 30 mins, although I've reached the fifth section within 20min. I also climbed past 500m all the way to the easter egg. And that's a done deal as far as completing the game is concerned to me. I leave this a positive review but be warned if you've never played par…

Minecraft parkour if it was fun. Extremely enjoyable, very difficult.

Life has it's ups and downs Breton Brutal is a brutalist architechture inspired "Only Up" style game. The whole point of the game is for you to navigate a massive architectural pit, attempting to get out of it. The level design and platforming are very well done, and on top of having straight forward navigation paths, there are also more difficult short cuts you can use to cut out portions of the climb, if you're willing to risk them. Really, I think this is a really solid climbing game that requires a lot of skill and precision. Why would I not recommend it then? Because it isn't fun, and it offers zero allowances for you. If you're someone who likes a no holds barred challenge with zero wiggle room, then you're going to really like this game. For the majority of players, they're going to give up after playing for a while, falling back to the start, and realizing that they simply have to redo everything they did before. I enjoy difficult climbing games to an extent. I've played a number of these games and I really like the interesting challenges they offer. What I DON'T like is having to redo large sections over and over again after already beating their challenge…

BETON BRUTAL is a unforgiving platformer built of off Minecraft's parkour mechanics. It took me about 6 months to beat, and most of it wasn't fun, but the rush I got after passing each milestone was something only truly challenging games provide. The game also runs perfectly, has a ton of customization options, and weights less than a gig.

good

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