Converter Reviews

Great game,I always wanted to be a bosnian astronaut. 10/10 Would recommend

Great game. I always wanted to be BiH astromaut.

Great game. Love the story and the mechanics.

Great game, cant wait to finish my job and continue playing it.

Majstore.Ovo je platforma za nešto veće u budočnosti.Igrica je jako interesantna.A jos vise to sto je jedan kreator uradio cijlu igru sam.Sve pohvale od Tate (37 g.)

This game is the living proof that you don't need top-notch graphics or complicated gameplay mechanics to create something fun. It does seem simple on the outside, but is actually a really nice experience when you give it some playtime. Good job @funkyzeitgames for making this all by yourself! Unfortunately I didn't finish it (yet), but I plan on doing so in the future. My score: 7/10 Price is right, game is nice!

Post yfw /fit/ couldn't outlift it's autism, so it made a fridge mode dyel that could. Space Pedro mogs every other protagonist ever, and a planet of onions all while wall clipping on a landscape with programming more broken than OP's will to live. Dangerously based/10. Would play again.

Loving it so far. It will go hard on you, it will make you upset, it will challenge you constantly. This game isn't as naive as it seemed, I realized that when I noticed the developers even used actual Morse code with the lights on the first tower. There is a strong subtext about mimicking contemporary world and the whole game seems designed around it. I love how the oxygen thing makes you think fast and plan your strategy even after you figure out a certain puzzle's sequence. Puzzles themselves are decent, require good sense of orientation and sometimes a little patience. Exploration is a big, big plus. The world is already big and opens up even more later in the game revealing more collectibles. Very good value for money overall.

I am so glad my initial impression of this game was wrong. I expected a mindless meme spewing game straight out of alt right and women hating forums, but what I got is an amazing philosophical experience packed in a fantastic metroidvania. This is a game made by one man, for all men, plain and simple. If you are an easily distracted casual player then skip this one. Because this game will beat you into a pulp and then help you rise a better person only if you continue. -You will die A LOT, but Converter rewards persistence. This is a game for platforming masochists. -You will also explore a lot, solve a bunch of great puzzles, and will get hooked on collecting skill spheres and finding out what's next. -Story is a bit vague but it makes sense in the end. Lots of 4th wall breaking done in a sensible way. -Graphics are clean and the world is cleverly interconnected. -Progression is weird and there is a delayed gratification component in it. You will collect a skill and seemingly nothing will change. But once you actually get the chance to come back to previous map parts you will notice how superior you are to your former self. I think the developer has done this on purpose because the whole underlying idea of the game is incremental self improvement and patience while going through the hard times. -The game is not without issues though. Some animations are clunky and wooden, and the voice acting can be questionable at times. I personally found the line ridiculing vegans a bit too dowdy. If you are a metroidvania lover and an avid completionist like me this may be the most satisfying game you will play in a long time.

I love this game! I am really digging the atmosphere and the feeling of desolation on an alien planet, broken only by the main character's witty remarks, which were a delight to listen to. It kinda reminded me of Duke Nukem games I played a long time ago. Exploration is where this game truly shines, and it's a lot of fun to level up and find new puzzles to overcome. I recommend this game to anyone who wants a game that's easy to jump into and just have some puzzle platforming fun.