Zetria

Was hoping the puzzles & levels would involve less problem solving to figure out, just playing to goon but getting stuck at parts (& not in a good way)

I'm 98% sure this game is bugged from playing the demo first while keeping the save data from there and is locking me out of the last bit of the archive secrets as a result. Repeating my discussion below. NOT RECOMMENDED, if you run into this bug as a completionist. Gameplay is decent, H-scenes could be improved for some (body / face not moving naturally in some or lack of sound entirely for character.) Not a bad game though, just buggy and very short. If they make a sequel I would like directional fire next time with mouse instead of just horizontal left & right, also make it into a Metroidvania, this is the zero suit Samus everyone wanted. Only one secret level? BUGS?! MISSING SOMETHING! I have THREE teleporters, one far left and two in the far right of the archive not activated yet while another floor above I can zoom up to from those two. I have nine data cores currently from base levels. Is there a tenth data core from that bonus level? or an additional bonus level that needs to be done? Because Asera says, straggler(s) and bonus Level(s), both PLURAL! but no extra bonus levels to play but that one! BUG? I saw somebody with a screen shot in discussions of the boss you…

GG

Zetria is a visually charming sci-fi platformer, but if you're going in expecting a tight, action-heavy Metroidvania, you might be in for a surprise This game is much more of a puzzle-platformer than an action game. Combat feels like more of a side thought than the main course. You spend the majority of your time navigating environmental puzzles, figuring out the facility's lockdown mechanisms, and rescuing characters rather than engaging in satisfying firefights The few combat mechanics that are present also feel a bit clunky, which adds to the feeling that action isn't the main focus. The movement can sometimes feel floaty, like the character is sliding across the screen, and the inability to shoot at diagonal angles makes the combat encounters feel even more restrictive Where Zetria truly excels is in its presentation. The hand-crafted pixel art is beautiful, and the retro sci-fi atmosphere is incredibly well-realized. The NSFW animations are also great and clearly received a lot of love and detail from the developer My only critique on the adult side is the lack of variety. There is really only one option for futa and lesbian interactions, which leaves a bit to be d…

Short, completed it about two hours. CG's ain't that bad, but this is more of a game than goon. 7/10. Worth the purchase.

Fun short game with nifty puzzles with a decent degree of challenge. Pixel animations are very nice :^D