Live Adventure
Live Adventure Team · 2021 · Adventure, Puzzle, Story Rich, Singleplayer, Controller
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About Live Adventure
Control siblings Lence and Reel as they explore a lost civilization hidden in a lush forest, solving puzzles by synergizing their unique abilities to find their missing parents. This innovative 2nd-person adventure puts you directly in the camera held by one character while controlling both, creating a fresh dual-character experience told entirely from their perspective.
The adventure starts at the launch of STEVE, the camera of Lence. After the disappearance of their parents, those siblings throw themselves on a great adventure to find them back. Working together, on the track of a lost civilization, they will discover wonderful places and uncover mysterious ruins.
As a player, you have constant control over these two characters. You will have to use their abilities in synergy to explore and solve puzzles in the lost ruins of a lush forest.
Experience a completely new way of controlling two characters with a gamepad from the point of view of a camera hold by one of them. You will be able to really play as a duo!
Follow the story of Lence and Reel, on an expedition to find their missing parents. Follow them in their journey full of mysteries, adventures, and emotions.
Lence and Reel will travel through many colorful extraordinary places, discover an uncharted forest full of exotic vegetation and enigmatic ruins.
During their expedition, Lence and Reel will discover many ruins and old mechanisms that they will have to understand to solve the mysteries of a legendary civilization and find their parents.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Live Adventure is a brief experimental platformer with an inventive first-person camera mechanic that players find genuinely creative and charming, with some praising its execution as surprisingly polished for a student project. The main criticisms center on its short length (30 minutes to an hour) and its status as a student game on Steam, which some feel clutters the store rather than representing a full commercial product. Despite its brevity, those who engaged with it appreciated the novel concept and cute presentation, with several hoping for expanded versions or sequels.
[h1] Innovative platformer where you observe surroundings from first person view but also control character on the camera. About 1 hour playtime. Visuals are ok. Worth checking out! [/h1]6 found this helpful
"Live Adventure" is a student project self-published on Steam Direct. It's from Rubika Supinfogame. Student projects might look better than amateur shovelware, but they aren't real games. This is just a glorified homework assignment. It lacks the depth and value you get from professionally developed product because it was made for a grade, not for players. Schools shouldn't be using Steam to show off student projects. It might be fine for the school's marketing, but it clutters the Steam store with pollution... we have to sort past all these short student tech demos just so we can find real, full games from professional developers. This is a case of a game dev college putting its own interests before the interests of gamers. The students somewhat incorrectly refer to this as a "second person" perspective game... that's not really true. In literary sense, the "First person" is "I", the "Third person" is, well, anyone, John, Mary, Xerxes, whatever. The "Second Person" is "You" and that's not really used outside of Choose Your Own Adventure and Fighting Fantasy books. Although, really, video games tend to commonly be second person from some perspective because, like CYOA, the ga…1 found this helpful
Free student game, 30mins long, fun camera mechanic. I enjoyed it.
10/10 amazing game. Top notch voice acting, graphics, sound, and gameplay. I honestly can't believe this is a student game.
Actually such a cool idea, and such a cute game. I hope this gets expanded on in someway in the future.
Please make a sequel, i had so much fun playing this when I was younger!
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