I wonder if a game where the player is a nazi and is about stabbing some other group of people would be allowed to make on this platform.
Just a food for thought (if anyone knows about this please show me).
🎮 PRINCE OF PRUSSIA – UNA FUSIÓN RETRO DE PLATAFORMAS Y SIGILO
Desarrollador: Adam Saltsman Género: Plataformas, Sigilo Duración estimada: Aproximadamente 15 niveles de juego desafiante
📝 ESCAPA Y DERROTA A TUS ENEMIGOS EN UNA AVENTURA CLÁSICA En "PRINCE OF PRUSSIA", te encuentras encarcelado por n*zis y tu objetivo es escapar mientras eliminas a tus captores. Inspirado en clásicos como "Prince of Persia" y "Wolfenstein", este juego combina plataformas precisas con elementos de sigilo.
🎨 ESTÉTICA PÍXEL ART QUE EVOCAN LOS 80 El juego presenta gráficos en pixel art creados con PICO-8, evocando la nostalgia de los títulos de los años 80. Cada nivel está diseñado con una paleta de colores limitada y detalles que reflejan la simplicidad y el encanto de los juegos retro.
🎮 MECÁNICAS DE PLATAFORMAS Y SIGILO CON UN TOQUE RETRO Utiliza las teclas de flecha para moverte y las teclas X y C para saltar. Tu misión es avanzar a través de 15 niveles, evitando trampas y eliminando enemigos acercándote sigilosamente por detrás una vez que hayas obtenido el cuchillo en el primer nivel.
⏳ DESAFÍO CONSIDERABLE Y REJUGABILIDAD PARA LOS AMANTES DE LO RETRO Con niveles que requieren precisión y estrategia, "PRINCE OF PRUSSIA" ofrece un desafío significativo. La combinación de plataformas y sigilo, junto con la estética retro, invita a los jugadores a perfeccionar sus habilidades y completar el juego en su totalidad.
📌 ¿RECOMENDADO? ✅ Sí. Para los aficionados a los juegos de plataformas clásicos y el sigilo, "PRINCE OF PRUSSIA" ofrece una experiencia nostálgica y desafiante que vale la pena explorar.
Very good game. It just needs a boss for a proper ending. Maybe an enemy that you can only kill by dropping on him from above? Or by solving some puzzle first.
Great gameplay but pretty poor flow. Almost stopped a few times because there were things I didn't know the game was capable of. A good example is the spike pits; there is no reason to assume they're harmless when walked over but harmful when fallen on, and even less reason to believe they can be fallen on when crouching but only inside a wall. It feels like I'm not learning how the game works so much as finding out the designer's bizarre idiosyncrasies.
Anyway, that's just about the rebound the average player would have on first playthrough. All those conditions to movement/traversal make the puzzles extremely fun and perfectly challenging.
fyi, the spike interactions, like most of the game's mechanics, mimic the way they are implemented in jordan mechner's "prince of persia" (1989), as indicated by the title of this game. if you found the design interesting, i'm sure it would be worth your time to check out one of one of the most influential games of its era. the sequel prince of persia 2: the shadow and the flame is a fascinating and evocative successor.
At the risk of sounding severely autistic, I actually went "What a strange choice. Is it a holdover from Prince of Persia? Since this is a retro game, probably the first one?" and went and played Prince of Persia 1989 for 15 minutes to check, and took from it the game is bad and the controls are bad and no matter how may times I tried I could not find any similarity to the controls of this significantly better game (or even tell if it's a skill issue or a controls issue that was causing my problems), so I just thought "okay, maybe it's not from Prince of Persia?" because the alternative meant playing more of Prince of Persia until I was sure. Moving onto Prince of Persia 2 instead of making myself mad would have been the common sense option, huh...
With Prince of Prussia I thought "this is clearly some sort of skill issue and the design not connecting with me" as soon as I hit a roadblock, and I was motivated to keep throwing myself at the problem until the logic finally connected, and was rewarded with the game opening like a beautiful flower for me. Drastically different experiences for sure
I like the game, but I somewhat disliked that if you do not perform the exactly correct forward jump towards the enemy, the enemy kills you instead of you killing him. Everything else works perfect.
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Castle Wolfenstein in the style Prince of Persia ^^'
I wonder if a game where the player is a nazi and is about stabbing some other group of people would be allowed to make on this platform. Just a food for thought (if anyone knows about this please show me).
nah fuck that.
I like that it only has one button more than the original Prince of Persia.
Desarrollador: Adam Saltsman
Género: Plataformas, Sigilo
Duración estimada: Aproximadamente 15 niveles de juego desafiante
📝 ESCAPA Y DERROTA A TUS ENEMIGOS EN UNA AVENTURA CLÁSICA
En "PRINCE OF PRUSSIA", te encuentras encarcelado por n*zis y tu objetivo es escapar mientras eliminas a tus captores. Inspirado en clásicos como "Prince of Persia" y "Wolfenstein", este juego combina plataformas precisas con elementos de sigilo.
🎨 ESTÉTICA PÍXEL ART QUE EVOCAN LOS 80
El juego presenta gráficos en pixel art creados con PICO-8, evocando la nostalgia de los títulos de los años 80. Cada nivel está diseñado con una paleta de colores limitada y detalles que reflejan la simplicidad y el encanto de los juegos retro.
🎮 MECÁNICAS DE PLATAFORMAS Y SIGILO CON UN TOQUE RETRO
Utiliza las teclas de flecha para moverte y las teclas X y C para saltar. Tu misión es avanzar a través de 15 niveles, evitando trampas y eliminando enemigos acercándote sigilosamente por detrás una vez que hayas obtenido el cuchillo en el primer nivel.
⏳ DESAFÍO CONSIDERABLE Y REJUGABILIDAD PARA LOS AMANTES DE LO RETRO
Con niveles que requieren precisión y estrategia, "PRINCE OF PRUSSIA" ofrece un desafío significativo. La combinación de plataformas y sigilo, junto con la estética retro, invita a los jugadores a perfeccionar sus habilidades y completar el juego en su totalidad.
📌 ¿RECOMENDADO?
✅ Sí. Para los aficionados a los juegos de plataformas clásicos y el sigilo, "PRINCE OF PRUSSIA" ofrece una experiencia nostálgica y desafiante que vale la pena explorar.
🔗 Juégalo aquí: https://adamatomic.itch.io/prince
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Can't even hit the New Game button :/
Press X or C on your keyboard. (I forgot which one)
Very good game. It just needs a boss for a proper ending. Maybe an enemy that you can only kill by dropping on him from above? Or by solving some puzzle first.
super sweet! never played prince of persia so it took me a while to get used to the controls, but it's lots of fun :)
Oh my God! I love this so much!
that moment you take down the first enemy and what the player character says! brilliant!!!
fun and interesting game
So interesting game, i played on controller. I like it and waiting the new game or continue !
Really good!
great game
That fall on the second level to the pit below because it was off screen! You are sneaky.
This is like the most fun i've ever had in such a minimalistic setup. Love the sfx too!
how do i jump
Great gameplay but pretty poor flow. Almost stopped a few times because there were things I didn't know the game was capable of. A good example is the spike pits; there is no reason to assume they're harmless when walked over but harmful when fallen on, and even less reason to believe they can be fallen on when crouching but only inside a wall. It feels like I'm not learning how the game works so much as finding out the designer's bizarre idiosyncrasies.
Anyway, that's just about the rebound the average player would have on first playthrough. All those conditions to movement/traversal make the puzzles extremely fun and perfectly challenging.
fyi, the spike interactions, like most of the game's mechanics, mimic the way they are implemented in jordan mechner's "prince of persia" (1989), as indicated by the title of this game. if you found the design interesting, i'm sure it would be worth your time to check out one of one of the most influential games of its era. the sequel prince of persia 2: the shadow and the flame is a fascinating and evocative successor.
At the risk of sounding severely autistic, I actually went "What a strange choice. Is it a holdover from Prince of Persia? Since this is a retro game, probably the first one?" and went and played Prince of Persia 1989 for 15 minutes to check, and took from it the game is bad and the controls are bad and no matter how may times I tried I could not find any similarity to the controls of this significantly better game (or even tell if it's a skill issue or a controls issue that was causing my problems), so I just thought "okay, maybe it's not from Prince of Persia?" because the alternative meant playing more of Prince of Persia until I was sure. Moving onto Prince of Persia 2 instead of making myself mad would have been the common sense option, huh...
With Prince of Prussia I thought "this is clearly some sort of skill issue and the design not connecting with me" as soon as I hit a roadblock, and I was motivated to keep throwing myself at the problem until the logic finally connected, and was rewarded with the game opening like a beautiful flower for me. Drastically different experiences for sure
I like the game, but I somewhat disliked that if you do not perform the exactly correct forward jump towards the enemy, the enemy kills you instead of you killing him. Everything else works perfect.
You don't have to jump towards enemies. Just walk towards them, you'll stab them automatically.
This game is the best because you kill nazis.
Man, I missed 1 of those bastards
(I guess you gotta leave someone alive to send a message, eh?)