About This Game She Remembered Caterpillars is a color-matching puzzle game with an unsettling fungipunk aesthetic. Set in a phantasgamorphic world of writhing caterpillars, brightly-colored Gammies, and living architecture, the game will have players eavesdropping on what appears to be one scientist’s quest to save her father.As the chapters progress, more of this strange universe will reveal itself: what manner of cataclysm occurred here? Who are the players involved? And what exactly are the Gammies doing in these dreamscapes? Winner of Intel Level Up Game Demo’s Best Puzzle Game Award, She Remembered Caterpillars will test your capacity for problem-solving, dropping you into puzzles of escalating difficulty, each building on the lessons of the last. FeaturesGorgeous artwork from Symmetrain (IGF 2014 Student Showcase Award) creator Daniel Leander Goffin.40 levels of brain-bending puzzles, with each new act presenting a fresh mechanic or a different color. A haunting soundtrack by Thomas Höhl, composer for Galaxy On Fire and the well-known Deponia (1–3) franchise.She Remembered Caterpillars can easily be played by the color-blind, thanks to its unique usage of shapes and symbols 7aa9394dea Title: She Remembered CaterpillarsGenre: IndieDeveloper:jumpsuit entertainment UG (haftungsbeschränkt)Publisher:Ysbryd Games, WhisperGamesRelease Date: 17 Jan, 2017 She Remembered Caterpillars Patch she remembered caterpillars. she remembered caterpillars chapter 33. she remembered caterpillars length. she remembered caterpillars 25. she remembered caterpillars walkthrough. she remembered caterpillars chapter 19. she remembered caterpillars chapter 15. she remembered caterpillars act 4. she remembered caterpillars pc. she remembered caterpillars solutions. she remembered caterpillars venturesome. she remembered caterpillars act 5. she remembered caterpillars confused. she remembered caterpillars. she remembered caterpillars test. she remembered caterpillars chapter 21. she remembered caterpillars test. she remembered caterpillars steam. she remembered caterpillars kaufen. she remembered caterpillars chapter 40. she remembered caterpillars playful achievement. she remembered caterpillars demo. she remembered caterpillars act 6. she remembered caterpillars 36. she remembered caterpillars acts. she remembered caterpillars gameplay. she remembered caterpillars switch bug. she remembered caterpillars playful achievement. she remembered caterpillars act 3. she remembered caterpillars 40. she remembered caterpillars 37. she remembered caterpillars level 40. she remembered caterpillars torrent. she remembered caterpillars chapter 15. she remembered caterpillars 20. she remembered caterpillars chapter 39. she remembered caterpillars chapter 27. she remembered caterpillars trailer. she remembered caterpillars ios. she remembered caterpillars game. she remembered caterpillars 39. she remembered caterpillars achievement guide. she remembered caterpillars hltb. she remembered caterpillars g2a. she remembered caterpillars 22. she remembered caterpillars ending. she remembered caterpillars jumpsuit entertainment. she remembered caterpillars playful. she remembered caterpillars 37. she remembered caterpillars 20. she remembered caterpillars switch review. she remembered caterpillars 26. she remembered caterpillars 21. she remembered caterpillars ambitious. she remembered caterpillars solutions. she remembered caterpillars steam. she remembered caterpillars chapter 19. she remembered caterpillars venturesome. she remembered caterpillars walkthrough. she remembered caterpillars kaufen. she remembered caterpillars 38. she remembered caterpillars g2a. she remembered caterpillars nintendo switch. she remembered caterpillars 26. she remembered caterpillars achievement guide. she remembered caterpillars ios. she remembered caterpillars act 4. she remembered caterpillars recenzja. she remembered caterpillars levels. she remembered caterpillars 34. she remembered caterpillars download. she remembered caterpillars how many levels. she remembered caterpillars chapter 33. she remembered caterpillars switch review. she remembered caterpillars eshop. she remembered caterpillars in. she remembered caterpillars pc. she remembered caterpillars chapters. she remembered caterpillars game. she remembered caterpillars review. she remembered caterpillars chapter 27. she remembered caterpillars chapter 36. she remembered caterpillars chapter 36. she remembered caterpillars metacritic. she remembered caterpillars story. she remembered caterpillars act 3 This is a wonderfully animated, beautiful, atmospheric game with a complimentary ethereal soundtrack and some enjoyable puzzles. I'm not a huge fan of puzzle games, but I really enjoyed this one. I was pulled in by the stellar animation and not disappointed. As the stages progressed in difficulty it got to a point in the early 30's where I was having much less fun, but even then I appreciated the challenge and soldiered on through the last few levels to 40. Hats off to the game designers, they made a lot of wonderful choices when making this game. I love the simplicity of controls. The only UI in each stage is a simple menu button to let you focus on the puzzle. It's simple, small, well placed, and blends into the background while still being easy to find if you want it. While I'm not colorblind, I do think the game's design benefited from pairing colors and shapes together.New mechanics are subtly introduced throughout the game without needing a tutorial or a constant reminder to push X button (The Last Guardian I'm looking at you). The only time they really break this teaching by exploration is when you can merge and split gammies. I completely agree with their decision as I don't think most people would have been able to figure that out. I hate starting a new game and being forced to play a tutorial and memorizing an overcomplicated control scheme. I also hate games that won't unlock their core mechanices until an hour or more into the game. She Remembered Catapillars does a fantastic job at giving you the core mechanics right away, without handholding, and then subtily building on them throughout the game. I wish more games took their approach and executed it well. Again, great game design.The story is brief and encourages lots of interpretation. In essance it's about a daughter dealing with the death of her estranged father. Honestly, lots of it doesn't make much sense to me. It's kept short enough to not detract from the game though. The story is quite puzzling, and I'm not interested in trying to unravel its meaning. It seems fitting a puzzle game would have a puzzling story. I bet others will have some interesting theories on what it all means, since it seems like the game has plenty of figurative allusions and symbolisms. It would be nice to have a menu option unlock after beating things so you can see just the story on its own. Maybe then I could make more sense of it. Somehow it feels like the puzzles are taking place in your father's brain, but maybe I'm just reading into things too much.I feel the art direction of the backgrounds helped convey what the girl in the story was going through in a very abstract way. [slight spoilers in the paragraph] In act 1 things start small while the story speaks of childhood. Other sections seem diseased and decaying. It then has a mechanical, almost surgical influance. The hands in act 5 could symbolize trying to hold on to life, or having it slip away. Act 7 feels empty and full of loss. Life has gone. Act 8 has the most gorgeous, abundant background of them all, showing rebirth, renewal, and perhaps acceptance of loss with the recovery that takes place afterwards. All in all it's a very well made game that strays from the tired zombie/crafting/FPS games flooding the market. Check out the demo and see if it's your cup of tea.. Before this game, I had no idea that such a thing as 'funghipunk' existed. It is uniquely bizarre but also utterly adorable. If there's such a thing as a dystopian mushroom world, this one might be it. The narration that accompanies you between stages was quite mystifying as well.The principle of the puzzles is easily understood, but the difficulty increases naturally as you progress. Some of the achievements aren't entirely explained (and I would have a hard time telling you how I got some of them), so there's a lot to try out in order to meet the conditions (or maybe there's a comprehensive guide now, I certainly had trouble with some around the time I finished this. But overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.. Great puzzle game with rich and beautiful visuals and more and more challenging puzzles. Only con is that game can't run in 4k and you will see black bars on top, bottom and sides, WQHD is the highest resolution this game can run without problems, other than that it would be nice to have ability to scale user interface or rather font size.. For a split second I have thought to myself that it would be cool to play a puzzle game and in a moment I've ended up with that formosity on my computer. I'd wish that I've enjoyed it more, but only because working as a programmer effectively drains me of any will to use my wits in my spare time. But hey - it's 2018 and video wakthroughs are a thing. Which a bit shameful, given that I was feeling incredibly smart while solving some of the puzzles. I seriously admire thoughtfulness of the developers. The level design is smart and I find art direction majestic. What's unusual, She Remembered Caterpillars has a gripping story, which came as an absolute surprise to me. If you are still puzzled, why don't you grab a demo and discover all this for yourself?+ clever idea+ credits+ sound effects+ story+ astounding art direction+ makes me feel smart+ satisfaction after a finished puzzle- gamepad support would be nice- pathfinding is confusing sometimes. Fun illustrations, mood, and challenge!. Beautiful, haunting, touching, and surprisingly challenging (without being mind-numbingly impossible). This is a *great* puzzle game.. Pretty nice looking game. Good difficulty curve. Its like taking lsd and trying to do logic puzzles.
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