

REDO!
Robson Paiva · 2019 · Action, Adventure, Metroidvania, Female Protagonist, Pixel Graphics
PC
Very Positive87% · 211
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About REDO!
REDO! is a game about a girl trying to find another human in a dystopian world overrun by biomachines. It's a lonely and evocative game about exploring the unknown and overcoming obstacles to see what is left. In the world of REDO!, there is no hope for those left behind. You'll need to face your own limitation as a human being and also face the consequences of the mistakes of humanity.


- A dark and mysterious narrative
- A gloomy, vast and interconnected city to be explored
- Non-linear exploration
- Slow-paced, methodical gameplay
- A diverse selection of weapons and tools
- Ambient music with some experimental tracks
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The nice things I can say are that I love the art style, the premise and a lot of the rooms (from the ones I've seen) look nice. Apart from that, this game doesn't get a passing grade. [list] [*]Standard attack is slow and has an extremely short range [*]Movement is tediously slow [*]There is no map (in a Metroidvania??) [*]Enemy placement is occasionally unfair (there are rooms where you will get hurt if you enter from a certain side) [*]Some enemies are frustratingly difficult to fight [*]There are enemies that are completely invisible and you will only notice them once they hurt you (wtf?) [*]Some enemies just get to ignore the stamina/stun mechanic [*]Save points are too far apart (and there is no auto-save as far as I can tell) which makes dying very frustrating [/list] It's just frustrating and not enjoyable to play. I want to experience more of the story and learn more about the world, but I'm not sure if I can bring myself to play more of this. This might make me sound like a d*ck, but I honestly do not understand why this game has so many positive reviews. What I will say, though, is that there's a lot of potential here and I'll take a l…3 found this helpful
A pretty good, mini-metroidvania. There is no map, which does make it difficult sometimes remembering how to get around. It's a post-apocalypse themed game with mild horror elements. Basic ammo management is important as is scouring the map for upgrades. You do get full ammo and health at the save spots, but enemies (not bosses) come back. If that sounds soulsy it isn't. That said, the movement is very deliberate, and despite not liking how slow you move the map isn't so big it gets that annoying. There are no real gates to progress, but you do want to get max ammo and health capacity, as well as the melee weapon upgrade. Don't expect a double jump or anything. It's exploration once you get the tazer and learning enemy behaviour. I'm looking forward to the Dev's next game which, despite not much news on steam, is still being worked on apparently.1 found this helpful
Good game.
It's a pretty decent metroidvania. It's good!
A short but tight little Metroidvania with a cool, haunting atmosphere. Very competent for an Indie first attempt at a Metroidvania. Looking forward to future games from this creator.
Not too bad, a bit short, and require you to actually understand the mechanics to even have a chance. Enemies will behave differently, and not all can be defeated the same way, so you will need to learn how to deal with each one of them. On the slightly harder side, especially the bosses.
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