Zoink Games may not have been round lengthy, however they’ve already cultivated a putting home model. You couldn’t mistake Flipping Death – launched immediately – for something apart from a successor to Psychonauts-ish platform puzzler Stick It To The Man. After an unlucky fall (gravity is a harsh mistress), Penny Doewood finds herself within the land of the lifeless, and pressed into service because the grim reaper’s non permanent substitute. and so it’s off to hop, skip and leap between the lands of life and loss of life and make sure the not too long ago deceased can relaxation in relative peace.
As with the mind-reading system in Stick It To The Man earlier than it, Flipping Death is all about moving into folks’s heads, just a bit extra actually on this case. In order to unravel the issues of the lifeless, you’ve received to own the residing, pump them for information, drag them all over the world and use them to unravel convoluted issues earlier than flipping (therefore the title) to the reverse-side of the paper-thin world and again into the underworld. While there’s a number of operating and leaping, Flipping Death has the soul of a point-and-click journey, with the townsfolk performing as your stock.
While not too many critics on the PC aspect of issues have taken a peek at Flipping Death but, preliminary evaluations for the Nintendo Switch model have been very optimistic. The normal consensus to date appears to be that whereas the puzzles are a bit on the simple aspect, it’s a considerably longer recreation than its predecessor. There’s even a touch system to nudge you in the fitting course in case you do get caught, so those that’d moderately play it only for its story and world of brightly colored, floppy-headed grotesques are free to take action – one thing I really feel extra story-driven puzzle adventures ought to allow.
Flipping Death is out now on Steam for £15.49/€16.79/$20.
