- June 16, 2023
- Totally Normal Creature
We are Eva
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About
"We Are Eva" is a platformer game where you play as Eva, a creature who can travel between different dimensions. Each dimension has its own unique properties and challenges, and the levels change each time you fail. As you help Eva on her mission to stop an evil force, you'll experience dynamic levels and have the freedom to explore and find your own path. Eva herself is a charismatic companion, promising to be the best playable character in gaming history.



- The game features a unique mechanic of switching between two dimensions, adding depth and variety to the gameplay.
- Controls and overall feel of the game are well-executed, making for a fun and challenging platforming experience.
- The music is well-composed and enhances the gameplay without being intrusive, adapting to the different dimensions.
- The game is relatively short, which may not justify the price for some players.
- There are occasional frame rate drops that can hinder the gameplay experience.
- Some mechanics introduced in later levels can feel unfair or frustrating, detracting from the overall enjoyment.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its challenging yet rewarding mechanics, particularly the innovative dimension-switching feature that enhances planning and strategy. While some later-level mechanics can feel unfair, the overall experience remains engaging and fun, solidifying its status as a noteworthy precision platformer. It has even been nominated for the "Most Innovative Gameplay" award at the Steam Awards 2023.
“Great platformer with original dimension mechanics.”
“It's a really fun and challenging precision platformer with a unique game mechanic, allowing you to switch to different dimensions.”
“Nominated for the most innovative gameplay award during the Steam Awards 2023.”
“It somewhat plays around frustrating mechanics, intentionally so.”
“Pretty poor gameplay.”
“There are some mechanics introduced in the later levels that are just kind of unfair (like some fairies that trigger random controller inputs) but for the most part it stays in challenging-but-fair territory.”