- September 25, 2015
- caiys
Straima
Platforms
About
"Straima is a local multiplayer platformer game for 1-4 players, offering both co-op and PvP modes. Master 125+ challenging levels, try Deathmatch, Team Handball, Gunslingers, and Infinni Runner, or create and share custom levels with the level editor and Steam Workshop support. Note that multiplayer modes are local, not online."









- The game features beautiful graphics and a unique psychedelic aesthetic that enhances the overall experience.
- Straima offers a challenging yet addictive gameplay experience, with a well-designed difficulty curve and a variety of levels and mechanics.
- The developer is responsive to player feedback, continuously updating and improving the game based on community input.
- The game suffers from a floaty control scheme and some frustrating mechanics that can lead to unfair deaths.
- Many players find the visual design overwhelming and difficult to look at for extended periods, which can detract from the gameplay experience.
- The tutorial and in-game explanations are often unclear, leaving players confused about mechanics and objectives.
graphics
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics are praised for their beautiful aesthetic and attention to detail, creating a psychedelic and chaotic visual experience that enhances gameplay. While some players appreciate the unique art style and vibrant colors, others find the visuals distracting or overwhelming, particularly on smaller screens. Overall, the graphics are considered impressive for a solo-developed first game, though they may not appeal to everyone.
“The game offers some nice graphics and a beautiful aesthetic which is pleasant all the same and has some amazing attention to detail even though it is a little rough around the edges.”
“Its psychedelic aesthetic is fantastic, it works perfectly with the controller and it has a lot of content.”
“The graphics are crazy, with super pumped colors that keep punching your retina.”
“What in the world was the graphics team thinking?”
“My biggest criticism, not really a criticism just a reality, is that due to the pixel nature of the graphics and perhaps my age, I find it very hard to play on screens that aren't right in front of my face.”
“For a solo-dev first game, the visuals, music, and honestly the game overall is impressive, but there are just so many blunders I wouldn't recommend it.”