- January 22, 2018
- Snkl Studio
Yuzi Lims: anime runner
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About
"Yuzi Lims: Anime Runner" is an endless runner game featuring a girl named Yusi Lims on a mission to reach her dreams. The game boasts anime-style graphics, pleasant music, and steam achievements. Players must avoid obstacles using arrow keys and the space bar, with gameplay continuing infinitely. Music is provided by Erwarda Savitnaag.

- The game offers a large number of achievements (55) for players looking to complete them quickly.
- It provides the option to mute the looping music, which is a plus for those who find it annoying.
- Some players find it amusing to play with friends, especially in a lighthearted context.
- The game suffers from poor hitbox detection, making it frustrating and difficult to play.
- There are significant technical issues, including a lack of resolution options and low-quality graphics.
- Gameplay is repetitive and shallow, with limited mechanics that can lead to boredom quickly.
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is criticized for being overly simplistic and poorly executed, consisting mainly of moving left and right to dodge obstacles with minimal interaction. Players find the mechanics frustrating, particularly the use of the space bar, and the lack of variety in the environment and animations contributes to a shallow experience. Overall, the gameplay fails to provide enjoyment, leading to a strong recommendation against the game.
“The gameplay involves pressing the left arrow key to move left and the right arrow key to move right with the intent of dodging oncoming hurdles.”
“The gameplay is incredibly shallow, with limited interaction and minimal character animation.”
“The environment remains static, and the repetitive nature of the gameplay can lead to a lack of engagement.”
“In summary, I can’t recommend this game. While I’d expect to be tolerant given that it’s a 99 cent game, the gameplay is just too poorly implemented to have much semblance of enjoyment, in addition to the game not working in resolutions higher than 1080p.”
“The environment doesn’t change, the song loops (and not even that well), the gameplay is incredibly shallow (why the hell do we press space bar to do anything?), and the character you're playing has roughly 8 actual frames of animation in total.”
“The space bar mechanic is stupid: your hands will hurt as well given the tiny moves you need to make in order to avoid obstacles.”