About This Game ReSizE is a new single player game. Set in the mysterious C.T.O.D. Laboratories. Complete all workout and get gummy bears.In each level you need to kill the training drone. All that can your weapon is to enlarge and reduce objects. So you need to solve a puzzle to complete a workout.FEATURES:30+ levels, with an estimated gameplay time of ~6-15 hours.Challenging and unusual puzzles.Original music.The voice Actor of the protagonist is the same as in the Gordon Freeman 7aa9394dea Title: ReSizEGenre: Action, StrategyDeveloper:CompotPublisher:VI Games LLCRelease Date: 12 Oct, 2017 ReSizE Ativador Download [full Version] Okay, guys, here it is.If you want a puzzle game where you get to solve puzzles by resizing stuff, well, this is not that kind of a game.The actual number of puzzles that require resizing stuff to solve them is close to zero. All you have to do is carry cubes around and place them on buttons. The size of those cubes doesn't matter at all, only if you use them to get to high platforms.The developers' thoughts must have been like this: "Hey, let's take the idea of resizing and make a game with it, because someone else might have the same idea and make something good, but here we are with ReSiZe and lawsuits and stuff", and they made this game just for the sake of being the first to use this kind of mechanics. But the game is so bad and raw. You spend half the time carrying cubes, and the second half \u2014 waiting for incredibly slow platforms to carry you somewhere.Not a single "puzzle" makes you think. And did I mention that puzzles don\u2019t involve resizing stuff at all? I guess I have.Here are some ideas for you, developers. I came up with them in about five minutes when I woke up in the night to go to the toilet.1.\tSize affects weight. When I step onto a button, I\u2019m told \u201cYou\u2019re not fat\u201d. Apparently, a teeny tiny cube is fat enough. Why not make it possible to press a button with a big cube, but not with a small one?2.\tLet\u2019s say there are magnets and\/or floating platforms. The magnets can attract small cubes, but not big ones, and a platform sinks if you put a big cube on it. Cuz it\u2019s heavy. Yeah.3.\tOr there are some systems that you have to balance using cubes of various size. To make it more difficult and interesting, let\u2019s say cubes don\u2019t weigh 4, 8 or 16 pounds\/kilos, but 4, 10, 18, I don\u2019t know. Something like the water riddle in Die Hard 3.4.\tOr, for instance, there\u2019s a platform moving horizontally with a cube on it. It goes through a series of obstacles. A small cube can fit into a hole, and a big cube can push away something that blocks its path, cuz it\u2019s heavy, remember? And you have to resize the cube accordingly from a distance. It would be fun, I guess.If you spend a bit more time developing actual puzzles, you can do better than that. I hope.And yeah, the optimization. I can\u2019t say I have the most powerful PC in the world, but, for example, one of the recent games, the one that involves killing Nazis, gives me stable 60 FPS in FullHD with average quality. ReSiZe can\u2019t even provide 30 FPS with the lowest quality possible in 1600x900. I would understand that if you had developed your own engine, but it\u2019s Unreal Engine you\u2019re using, so wtf?Anyway, for all of you who consider buying this game \u2014 don\u2019t. It\u2019s so not worth $7 I paid for it.. Pros:Enjoyable Game for Portal FansReSize Concept is Refreshing. Hope to see a ReSize 2Responsive Developer: Added Native 21:9 Support upon Request (3440 & 2560)Game Optimization: Performance issues seem to have been resolved. Now seeing a consistent 60fps with all settings on Epic compared to ~35fps on Medium\/HighPrice: $4.49 on SaleCons:Puzzles are a little too easyNo Level SelectUnable to Remap KeysNo AMD Crossfire SupportSoundtrack: Odd mix between classical and seasonal Christmas musicBugs: - Mouse look doesn\u2019t work until I perform a single left click. - Play \/ New Game: Screen is blurry once it has finished loading. A single left mouse click refreshes the screen and fixes the issue.- Test chambers: Some have small issues. Saying the game is rough around the edges would be an understatement.When the final credits show: "To Be Continued...", I think rather not.... An irritated game.Many of the indie works of puzzle games made in ten years have inspired by Portal, and this game is also one of them.The problem occurs right after startup.This game starts in a resolution of 1920x1080, which my monitor does not support.and I can not change the setting even if I try to change the resolution.I can not set mouse sensitivity and keyboard setting.Although mouse sensitivity was not a problem by default, no consideration was given at all.Other discontent...I am dissatisfied with the action action, often fail with the jump action. Chattering happens when you shoot a gun trigger in a row.Failure in game design is a lot use of jump action (it is called old-type action), Movement of elevator is extremely late or fast and irritated.Unnecessary parts (perhaps the purpose of confusing players)The difficulty difference is intense. There are strangely simple scenes. Also, there are scenes that make heavy use of jump actions or do not need the Resize element in the first place. It is difficult to understand the operation when pressing a button. 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Absolutely not worth the price. A lot of the puzzles are skippable.The puzzles themselves aren't hard, and by god that end level is just so boring. I don't care about spoiling this game for you, so here goes: you fly in this spaceship for around 15 minutes through these barely visible green rings, and then after doing this you will see this planet, and stare at it for around 4 minutes, because you're moving at mach -3. There are some numbers infront of the planet for some reason and they do count down at roughly 1 unit of whatever per second. It started at 626 or so and ended at around 400, so about 4 minutes of staring at this planet. Then you crash, not even being close to be near it yet, so the units doesn't make any sense, and that's the end. Hopefully there won't be a sequel, but this game has the guts to say "to be continued" after you've crashed, so hey, I know what I'm not buying!So about those puzzles. Almost all of them are skippable in some form. I discovered that by not wanting to go on those hyper slow elevator platforms that they want you to ride. Overall not a fun game. Might be fun to speedrun however, but that's it.
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Updated: Mar 27, 2020