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AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! Remastered Video Game Free Download Repacklab. You’re a skydiving, video-streaming guerilla artist in the floating city of Boston High. Your job is to leap from buildings, cause mischief, and not get caught by the police. Wild to look at my Steam achievements and see that I’d played Aaaaa! for the Awesome all the way back in 2011. Aaaaa! Remastered felt very much like how I remembered the game, but it being over 10 years ago certainly wasn’t a very clear or detailed memory, so I booted up the original to compare. Turns out, it’s really more like a sequel (or at least, a full re-imagining) than how I would imagine a remaster. REPACKLAB.COM SEXY GAMES

As far as I can tell, the levels are completely new ones rather than direct remakes of the old ones, and there’s a bunch of other differences too. A lot of them are positive: The new cyberpunk-like visuals are great. The game feels much faster than the original (and that certainly always was part of its core appeal). The controls are streamlined a lot, and feel more fun and responsive as a result. It’s still a great game to quickly hop into and have some high-speed thrills. This new one comes with a lot less joke-filled text to read, as well as a more subtle sound design (with no spoken words), which makes it a solid podcast-listening game, albeit at the cost of the offbeat charm the original had.

Exploring Limitations and Lacking Options

But other differences are negative. I can’t say that I personally care too much for the lack of options in the options menu, though I understand that it can be an issue. But what feels really strange to me is to have a score-based game that doesn’t have leaderboards (Aaaaa! for the Awesome did, and still does). Even if you’re just trying to beat your own score, Aaaaa!Remastered gives you less motivation and data to do so. In the level select screen all you see is a star rating. The actual score? You only see that upon completing the level – and it’s just the final number. God of War 

A!ftA gave you a detailed rundown of how your score was composed (how many buildings you hugged, hand gestures you deployed, etc…). Furthermore, the previously mentioned level select screen only displays one of the 150+ levels at a time rather than a list that would let you pick out levels to perfect your score in at a quick glance. You can navigate through the levels one or ten at a time, so it could have been worse, but it seriously feels baffling that they didn’t just put in a scrollable list (or at least the weird cube selection of A!ftA).

Streamlined Gameplay, Quirky UI

There is also no way to quickly restart a level other than exiting to the level select and hopping back in. The menu UI feels like it’s made with generic placeholder designs and fonts (the pause menu during a level features pixelated text), which is at odds with the visual upgrade of the actual game. Despite these flaws, I’m recommending the game. What’s missing doesn’t detract from the game, however having it be present could have made the overall experience shine even more. The core gameplay is still loads of fun, while feeling more polished than the original, which makes it the better starting point if you’re new to the series. Gears of War 4 

A solid recreation of one of the best indie games of all time. It’s the game you know and love with updates graphics and soundtrack. The difficulty ramps way up after the first 20 levels or so, but you’ll keep finding yourself dodging blocks, buildings, rafters, and lasers IRL looking to eek out just a couple extra thousand points. This game is immersive beyond anything else, even without a VR headset. Every level is a thrilling drop from beginning to end, and it plays like you always hoped AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! Remastered would.

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Now as others have said, it’s not perfect. I miss the little bits of narrative before each stage, the trippy cubic level select screen, the funny joke levels, the clear UI for wave vs. flip (seriously sometimes I get the sound for a hand gesture and can’t see the rafter through all the other details, so half the time I just have to guess) and some of the sound effects lack the punch the original had (like the point planes not being smashing glass anymore). Also yes, the options menu leaves a lot to be desired, and lack of controller support probably means Steam Deck won’t be perfect (although I am excited to see how it plays with the thumb pad).

If you enjoyed “A Reckless Disregard for Gravity,” and/or “For the Awesome,” or you’re in the market for a very high octane and thrilling score attack experience, then you absolutely should pick up Remastered. The only thing I’d really like to see is VR support but I know that’s a big ask for a small indie game. For the price of admission, you get 200 levels of an amazing indie game that controls great, looks great, sounds incredible, and is just a blast to play. Just stop reading and get this one in your collection, like, right now. Go. GTA V Grand RP- Role Play 

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