First off: why do you need to have me rotate the analogue stick just to turn cranks? It gets tiresome after a long while. For one, I have issues with the controls. There are a lot of nicely designed puzzles and levels that will make you think long and hard, and you’ll feel smarter once you’ve figured it all out on your own after exploring and experimenting with your character’s toolsets. You’ll have to use Greak and Adara in tandem for many of the game’s puzzles like having the two of them use a see-saw to lift one of them to higher ground, having Adara do the swimming since she can hold her breath longer than her siblings, and crawl in tight spaces as Greak to reach to the other side to flip that switch. Well, TWO playable characters for the first half of the game, anyway. He can’t swim though, probably because of all the weaponry he has, so he needs Greak and Adara to help push a raft for him to ride on.Īll the levels and puzzles in Greak require you to use teamwork among your three playable light-favoured heroes. Later on, you get to recruit a third playable character: your brother Raydel who has a grappling hook, a shield, and a longer sword and more hit points.
Adara can cast long-ranged bolts of energy, float, and hold her breath longer than Greak when swimming. He also has the most inventory space among the trio. Greak himself has a sword slash, a double jump, a dodge, and a tiny frame to crawl through tight spots.
You can switch between the three characters to solve puzzles, fight enemies, and make progress through the story. Part of the game’s hook that draws me in to this 7+ hour adventure is not just its 2D visuals, but also its unique three-player gameplay. Speaking of environments and the world, Greak is a heckuva looker of a title with its lovely-drawn backdrops and characters. The world you’re in is filled with Urlag warriors and plague zombies/monsters, so you’ll have to use your skills to sort them out and the environmental puzzles waylaid in front of you. The three are separated thanks to the war, so you have to take charge as Greak to find your siblings and run off together. Greak puts you in the shoes of three siblings: Greak, Adara, and Raydel as they have to escape their homestead from invading Urlag forces. For the most parts, it does an adequate job. Greak takes this idea one step further and make a Metroidvania style action-adventure game out of the concept. This 2D platformer from Navegante and Team17 is a throwback to the classic 2D platformer The Lost Vikings where you have three different characters with various skills required to work together to escape a level.
Such is the case of Greak: Memories of Azur. If there’s one thing missing in a 2D indie platformer, it’s the ability to control three different heroes all at once. Give us a call for your next real estate transaction we will make it easier for you.Genre: 2D Puzzle Platformer with 3 different protagonists We want to work for you, “Making Your Transaction Easier from Beginning to End,” and having you as our valued client. We can help you with your real estate needs, by contacting us at 53. Sierra Pacific Real Estate is a member of two multiple listing services that covers an area which reaches from Turlock/Modesto to the south, Vacaville/Woodland to the west, Grass Valley/Nevada City to the north, and Lake Tahoe/California State Line to the east. Sierra Pacific Real Estate is located in the Sierra Nevada Foothills, in Placer County, near Auburn in a community known as Meadow Vista. Whether it involves residential or commercial needs, land subdivision, or an assist with the building process, our goal is to help make that process and transaction easier for our clients, by offering individual client care. Sierra Pacific Real Estate, “Making Your Transaction Easier from Beginning to End,” helping Buyers and Sellers accomplish their desired goals, with ease.
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