Bildo
DALESI · 2017 · Adventure, Indie, Platformer
PC
Mostly Positive75% · 16
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About Bildo
Bildo is a 2D platform game in which the player plays the role of Bildo, a boy who saw his homeland consumed and ravaged by The Darkness, and decided to start a quest around the world in search for The Colors. Guided by The Keeper, an enigmatic Entity, he will begin his mission to beat The Darkness and restore the Light to Nibiru.
The gameplay of Bildo focuses on solving puzzles using the colors. In the world of Nibiru each color grants power, and offers new abilities to the player. In order to solve the puzzles and move forward, the player will be presented different scenarios, with escalating challenges and obstacles. From moving a rock with the yellow power, illuminate a cave with the white power, destroy enemies with the red power or even create objects with the blue power. The objective is that players combine the colors and their mechanics to move forward and unlock new challenges.
The visual style of Bildo is based on the concept of contrast between light and darkness. Giving prominence to the colors, over the dark silhouettes of the game’s background created a gloomy but immersive experience. The animators used the Parallax technique, different layers that move in different speeds to create a sense of depth.
All the artwork is original and unique, even the music was designed specifically for each one of the game’s stages, making it a really smooth, and enjoyable experience.
The gameplay of Bildo focuses on solving puzzles using the colors. In the world of Nibiru each color grants power, and offers new abilities to the player. In order to solve the puzzles and move forward, the player will be presented different scenarios, with escalating challenges and obstacles. From moving a rock with the yellow power, illuminate a cave with the white power, destroy enemies with the red power or even create objects with the blue power. The objective is that players combine the colors and their mechanics to move forward and unlock new challenges.
The visual style of Bildo is based on the concept of contrast between light and darkness. Giving prominence to the colors, over the dark silhouettes of the game’s background created a gloomy but immersive experience. The animators used the Parallax technique, different layers that move in different speeds to create a sense of depth.
All the artwork is original and unique, even the music was designed specifically for each one of the game’s stages, making it a really smooth, and enjoyable experience.
What Steam players say
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✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game's atmospheric art style and creepy-gloomy aesthetic, with some finding the platforming difficulty manageable compared to similar titles. However, many criticize poor controls, frequent jump input failures, visibility issues where the character and foreground obscure crucial level elements, and tedious retry mechanics, making the gameplay frustrating despite its visual appeal.
The game that sorta wanted to be Limbo? It's got decent style and atmosphere, problem is the foreground tends to completely obscure the view. The platforming is really bad, controls are bad and slow, the jump key fails to register 25% of the time, the character takes a large portion of the screen, platforms and items are hard to make out from the rest, and it's really just boring overall. And mash F to retry? Seriously, why is that a thing?11 found this helpful
I am very bad at platformers, like really bad. I found this one to be fairly easy to get the grasp of compared to other platformers. I really like the gathering of the colors. The art work is creepy-gloomy and that helps with the mystery of the game. Though I am not a fan of limbo it relly does feel like limbo for how long it takes to get out, then again the dang place is called limbo...f"!§ limbo3 found this helpful
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