About This Game Beyond Eyes is a modern fairy tale about finding courage and friendship as you carefully guide young Rae on a life changing journey, uncovering an incredible world, step by step. Blinded as a young child, and reluctant to leave the protection of her family home, Rae’s world is once more shattered as Nani, her pet cat, goes missing. Video games are like empathy generators. Beyond Eyes is great example of this – a game which attempts to simulate the experience of.

Beyond EyesAn interesting game about a young blind girl meeting a new friend in her time of need.After not getting visited by her friend in a while, she decided to go and look.As she slowly steps forward in this harsh world, she gets in situations that are, let's say, less fun.The story itself was easy to figure out yet, it did something to ya.Guessing what could have happened in the back of my head, i continue'd playing along.Surely a game right in the feels.Truely a kind of game i've never played before. Posted: 6 AprilThis suffers from bad gameplay and truly awful level design.As for the gameplay, it is just incredibly slow and a drag to get through. Missed something walking by? Have fun walking 5 minutes at a snails pace going back.The level design just seals the deal. For example, a girl asks our blind protagonist to retrieve a ball (???

But why?), and to retrieve it, you have to walk a loooong way around a fence because you can't climb over it, get the ball, and walk a looooong way back. And then I'm not even mentioning the rain segments by the sea where the whole point is for you to get lost and waste your time.The concept is sweet, I'll admit that, but it just doesn't work as a game. It would have been a better experience as a short film or something.

Contents.Gameplay The game showcases how a ten-year-old girl named Rae, who has lost her sight due to an accident with fireworks, interacts with the world around her. The world initially appears to be all white, but certain objects are highlighted when Rae touches them.

With Freggers Play, learning how to code can be easy as pie. You can tell stories with animated animals and characters or invent your own games. Or you just have fun building in 3D and at the same time improve creativity and spatial imagination. With its many possibilities our award-winning app inspires girls and boys of almost every age. Freggers. Freggers Play is an app that allows you to learn how to code in an intuitive and entertaining way. It’s perfect for beginners without previous knowledge. With the help of puzzle connectors, children learn how to animate 3D characters and objects in a playful way. They can develop their own movies or games and learn the thought patterns of coding. The word Freggers comes from the youtuber Barbster360. It means fried eggs. You say Freggers when you are a lazy shit and dont want to say fried eggs. Freggers.com is a free to play online world and 3d chat game where you can meet old friends and find new ones. You can chat, shop for funky clothes for your character, pimp yourself up, furnish your own home and play many online games.

Sound is an important element of the game, giving the player an idea of where certain objects are located. Challenges include deciding if the sound of cars is distant enough to safely cross the road. Development It is developed by Sherida Halatoe's Tiger & Squid in collaboration with. It was shown to the international press for the first time at the annual 2015. It failed to reach its crowdfunding goal on.

Reception ReceptionAggregate scoresAggregatorScore(PC) 65.17%(XONE) 63.19%(PS4) 59.29%(PC) 60/100(XONE) 60/100(PS4) 52/100Review scoresPublicationScore4/105.5/1075/100VideoGamer.com5/10Beyond Eyes received mixed reviews. Aggregating review websites and gave the Microsoft Windows version 65.17% based on 6 reviews and 60/100 based on 11 reviews, the Xbox One version 63.19% based on 16 reviews and 60/100 based on 24 reviews and the PlayStation 4 version 59.29% based on 7 reviews and 52/100 based on 7 reviews.

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