Troupe

Troupe The Ultimate Review About the game itself, the game does not try to reinvent the platform formula, it actually feels like an old school platform game I grew up playing, at some points even the nostalgia feeling clicks with small references from big games like Castlevania. The gameplay is well done for most part of the game, but there are some complains of my part like the way it takes a really long time for the camera shift down when you’re trying to look what’s bellow you, the bear-trap being extra punishing and some glitches that I triggered with the invulnerability ability. The overall is a positive gameplay, it doesn’t feel rough at all, the game is a smooth platformer. The plot is not one of the most complex I ever saw but it’s does the job and tries to innovate within the genre. The short book pages cut-scenes are beautiful I kinda wish all the boss fights started with one of these, at least at the first time you get to the stage. The dialogues for most part have your importance not only for the understanding of the plot but also to understand your next objective, I highly recommend to not skip dialogues. Troupe is an indie game from a Brazilian studio, which only …

Movement feels janky. No map (perhaps you get one later). Just another solo platformer that feels more like a devs first project than a satisfying video game.

Nice sounds, interesting story based in circus elements and a well balanced difficulty.

The game's art is really fantastic besides the great sound effects

I underestimated this 2d platformer when buying. It's a platform game that impresses in the art and plot details and it DOES NOT make the player's life easier, AT ALL. Either you learn and do better than previous attempt or you'd better just give up and play something softer/gentler for you. I really recommend it for those who are looking for challenges.

The game is very good. It has a lot of variety of scenery, enemies and mechanics. An excellent story. Not to mention the music that is very good. I recommend.