Strandzha Adventures 3D

Duration: 2 hour(s) You like tourism? Strandzha Adventures 3D was [i]made[/i] by a tourist agency! If you have a trip going to Bulgaria soon, you’ll want to play this game first. You’ll see some real places in the game first to help you pick where you want to go to. Let’s ignore that the game is basically made entirely with random asset store textures and models. Let’s ignore that the terrain was pretty simple. Let’s ignore that it is a linear collectathon. Uh, what else there is? Oh right, gameplay. You can jump. You can club. You can wall jump. You can run. They’re pretty janky, but it’s very simple overall. Controls aren’t great, they’re okay. I think there are like, three normal enemies that you’ll see, plus maybe four or five bosses. Mostly you just club them quickly to get rid of them, since the enemy AI is simple. There’s not a lot here, but you could play it. Look, it’s not a good game, but for a random Bulgarian tourist agency game? It’s okay. Just don't run out of lives. [hr][/hr] If you’d like to see the game in motion through my eyes, [url=https://kuoushi.com/videos/strandzha-adventures-3d/]take a look at this archive of me playing it[/url] here. It should give you…

Ive been a fan of the strandzha series ever since strandzha and knuckles for the Bulgarian Genesis and so I couldn't wait to see strandzha in 3D. The last entry outsourced development to japan (kojima production's death strandzhing) and was a huge letdown so I'm happy to see a proper Bulgarian developer taking the beloved series back to its roots. Strandzha Adventures 3D really transports the player into Bulgaria the same way Sekiro really feels like Japan or Doom really feels like hell. The game is rife with erudite symbolism and insightful social commentary - for instance collecting 681 Obekti is a reference to the founding of bulgaria in 681, and Strandzha holding his sword backwards is a brilliant metaphor for Bulgaria's commitment to looking stupid and hurting itself. Every child in Bulgaria grew up with a creepy goat pervert leering at them and i really appreciate BGNatureTrip's commitment to realism by including him on the cover. It's not just realistic it's also fun! The game incorporates elements from the Real Time Strandzha game Romania: Total War which Real Gamers will appreciate. Strandzha Adventures 3D captures the essence of Bulgaria so well that I had to frequently…

Overall a nice family friendly game with a colorful low poly artstyle. Positive is the humorous part of this title; Next to the silly satyr the gameplay can offer other comedic moments due to its artstyle and character designs. The controls are easy to learn. A few jumping parts can be a bit tricky for beginner gamers. The bossfights are not frustrating. In total Strandzha Adventures 3D was a fun experience. Hopefully there will be a sequel with more adventures.

pov: my dreams at 40 degrees. ok. it seems like this lesno goat doesn't look all that welcoming, but maybe..... haha on the other hand, it's another opportunity to reminisce about “where's my 2007?” or maybe even earlier. I love obstacle courses and I enjoyed this one the most. look at that long log that goes in circles..... Even though I love STEALTH, sometimes I had to fight. + unique graphics. you can't find them anymore... this amazing retro style. I love it. but even more I love collecting BIG GOLD MONETS haha. waiting for the second part of the narrative and the VR version. *cautious* beware of deep dug holes.

probably one of the best retro platformers I've ever played. It has a very special atmosphere Okay, where's my first PlayStation?! I want more nostalgia.

It's got the vibe of those game you find on page 200 of gamejolt but in a good way.