- March 1, 2016
- Clouds and Blue
Recourse
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About Recourse
Recourse is a single player and multiplayer casual platformer game. It was developed by Clouds and Blue and was released on March 1, 2016. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
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Reviews
- Recourse offers a unique and enjoyable puzzle experience with a variety of intriguing puzzles that are satisfying to solve.
- The game features fun and engaging dialogue between characters, adding depth to the story and enhancing the overall experience.
- The developers are active and responsive, frequently updating the game and addressing issues, which shows their dedication to improving the player experience.
- The game has been reported to crash on newer machines, which can disrupt gameplay and frustrate players.
- Some players feel that the game does not justify its full price, suggesting it may be better to wait for a sale.
- The combat mechanics are considered weak and can feel more like an annoyance than a challenge, detracting from the overall gameplay experience.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is intriguing and unfolds primarily through the collection of bonuses, which some players feel should have been integrated more throughout the gameplay rather than confined to the end. The narrative features a mysterious overarching plot with humorous dialogue that explores themes of AI misunderstanding humanity, keeping players engaged with character interactions. Overall, while the story has its strengths, its delivery could be improved for a more cohesive experience.
“There's an air of mystery to the overarching plot that plays well into the conversations, a lot of 'AI not understanding humans' bits that develop into some serious snark towards humanity by the end and plenty of genuinely funny quips.”
“It has a nice amount of story and banter spread throughout.”
“So far the story has been great, dialogue is fun and keeps at least myself interested in more of the character's interactions.”
“There is also a story behind the whole thing, but it unravels only if you really make an effort and collect all the bonuses, thus unlocking another kind of challenge that I won't spoil. Still, I think some elements in the backstory should have been revealed throughout the game, instead of being mostly relegated to the very end in text files.”
“There's an air of mystery to the overarching plot that plays well into the conversations, with a lot of 'AI not understanding humans' bits that develop into some serious snark towards humanity by the end, along with plenty of genuinely funny quips.”
“There is also a story behind the whole thing, but it unravels only if you really make an effort and collect all the bonuses, thus unlocking another kind of challenge that I won't spoil. Still, I think some elements in the backstory should have been revealed throughout the game, instead of being mostly relegated to the very end in text files.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Recourse is a casual platformer game. Common tags for Recourse include indie, trading and puzzle platformer.
Recourse is available on PC and Windows.
Recourse was released on March 1, 2016.
Recourse was developed by Clouds and Blue.
Recourse has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Recourse for its story but disliked it for its graphics.
Recourse is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
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