- June 15, 2018
- PixelGreeds
- 3h median play time
Teleportals. I swear it's a nice game
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About
"Teleportals" is a puzzle-platformer game that costs less than $1, featuring over 60 levels with varying difficulty. Players can set portals with different properties, such as deflecting projectiles or changing gravity, to navigate through the stages. The game also includes humorous dialogues with a violet cabbage-headed character, discussing topics like movies and religion. Despite its initial misleading appearance, "Teleportals" offers a unique and challenging gameplay experience.











- Teleportals offers a surprisingly deep and engaging storyline, with philosophical themes and clever dialogue that keeps players invested.
- The puzzle design is well-crafted, providing a good balance of challenge and fun, with mechanics that encourage creative problem-solving.
- For its low price, the game delivers high-quality visuals and animations, making it a great value for players looking for an enjoyable puzzle platformer.
- The game suffers from hitbox issues and can be frustrating at times, especially when failing a section restarts the entire stage.
- Some levels lack sufficient information or time to think, leading to confusion and unnecessary difficulty spikes.
- The English dialogue contains grammatical errors and awkward phrasing, which can detract from the overall experience.
story
114 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as a convoluted yet intriguing mix of philosophical themes, moral dilemmas, and humor, often conveyed through dialogues between the main character and an NPC. While some players find the narrative engaging and deep, others note that it can be confusing or forgettable, with suggestions to skip parts of it for a better gameplay experience. Overall, the story adds a unique layer to the puzzle platformer, motivating players to progress through the levels despite its mixed reception.
“The story (told in short dialogues between levels) tells an intriguing tale about morality, greed vs compassion, and how people can crack under pressure, and the ways the main character reacts to ending up in a crazy-deadly dream world, her opinions about corporate greed and the worth of humanity, as well as the tough decisions of self-preservation she runs into towards the end are all pretty believable.”
“This has a story that is not only touching, but also sensible, and with all the plot progression both going at a stunningly remarkable pace, alongside some humour and genuine random imaginations that come up.”
“The game has a strange almost Lovecraftian feel to what's going on and the plot itself is an interesting mystery with ruminations on different philosophical ideas.”
“The big downside is the story.”
“The bad: well, the story's not much to go on, and dialogue is pretty forgettable.”
“At some points the story can get you bored by the main character talking about movies, etc. The game wasn't really difficult to finish but the controls are confusing.”