Binaries
Binaries
Description (IGDB)
Test your reflexes and awareness as you simultaneously guide two lovable balls through 101 brightly coloured challenges in the world's first concentration platformer. Control both at exactly the same time using the same set of controls and watch out for hazards. Oh, and there are jokes!
Description en cours d'enrichissement.
Médias
Informations Steam
Description Steam (Français)
Et le jeu est truffé de blagues délirantes (3) !
(1) Ou pas
(2) Ne visez personne !
(3) Ou pas
Caractéristiques
- Plus de 100 niveaux qui feront chauffer vos méninges.
- Terminez les niveaux le plus vite possible ! Serez-vous assez rapide pour décrocher le rang S dans tous les niveaux ? (Pas comme nous.)
- Une musique adaptée à votre progression, comme si le jeu voulait que vous gagniez (tout en vous lançant des pics).
- Choisissez vos solutions à la carte non linéaire du jeu. Un niveau vous pose problème ? Affinez vos compétences dans un autre niveau.
- Riez à nos blagues ! Sinon, on continuera de dire qu'elles sont tordantes. Vous finirez bien par vous laisser convaincre. (Pas d'inquiétude, vous ne paierez pas plus cher.)
Aucune manette n'a été blessée pendant la conception de ce jeu.
Éditions et prix Steam
DLCs disponibles (1)
Avis des joueurs Steam
Binaries est un redoutable jeu de réflexion, d'action et de réflexe avec une difficulté parfois redoutable. On dirige une boule bleue et une boule orange auxquelles on doit faire traverser un parcours en 2D jusqu'à l'emplacement désigné pour chaque...
Vous savez, j'aime bien les jeux difficiles, j'ai l'ame d'un compétiteur, en gros. C'est toujours gratifiant de terminer un jeu difficile. Cependant il y a un type de difficulté que je déteste, c'est quand un jeu est tellement difficile que malgré le...
Mises à jour et Actualités
Dungeon Golf is OUT NOW in Early Access! Grab your putter and LET’S GO!
We’re really excited (and a little bit tired) to announce that our new game, Dungeon Golf has launched!! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2144040/Dungeon_Golf/ It’s been a crazy ride from an idea while playing minigolf with my family, to Valve featuring us during Next Fest and being part of Awesome Indies at Gamescom. It’s a special kind of thrill as a developer to see people playing and enjoying your game. Yesterday we revealed our early access Roadmap so you know what’s coming next! SPOILERS: It’s more Dungeon and more Golf! https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2144040/view/3726221441159332111 If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions for how to improve Dungeon Golf during Early Access, we’re all ears! Best place to share that is right here in the in-game bug reporting tool. You can read more about that here in the Steam discussion forum. If you’re searching for some online golfing buddies, head on over to the AntWorkshop Discord! It’s time to smash your friends off the course, set those Golf Quest PBs and see what the dungeons have in store for you…I can’t guarantee they will be kind! So select your favorite character out of a host of whacky putting prodigies and we’ll see you in the Dungeon! Tony and the Ant Workshop team {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43797336/298dab0dada8fb07ccde460af72c4cd5495ce9e2.png
Linux and Stuff
Hi there! We've had a nagging feeling for a while that there was something we forgot to do, and this morning we realised what it was - we'd never officially announced that Binaries is available for Linux! Thanks to the keen fans in this discussion we got a Linux build working a while back, and quietly made it available. Since nobody shouted about any major problems that they couldn't work around, we thought we should make it kind of official. Now, if you read that discussion you'll see that we're a tiny dev and that our knowledge of Linux is very limited, so we've not had a lot of different configurations to test on, and even if we did come across issues we wouldn't really know the workarounds you might need to use. And while we're announcing stuff... We thought it might be worth mentioning that Binaries is now also available on your PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, in case you prefer playing this kind of game on a console (I don't know why you would, since the Steam version supports console controllers, but hey we're all friends here). Reviews As always, if you enjoy Binaries we'd really love it if you left a Steam review - they're massively helpful for tiny developers like us. Cheers! Tony (An Ant man. No, not that one.)
Linux and Stuff
Hi there! We've had a nagging feeling for a while that there was something we forgot to do, and this morning we realised what it was - we'd never officially announced that Binaries is available for Linux! Thanks to the keen fans in this discussion we got a Linux build working a while back, and quietly made it available. Since nobody shouted about any major problems that they couldn't work around, we thought we should make it kind of official. Now, if you read that discussion you'll see that we're a tiny dev and that our knowledge of Linux is very limited, so we've not had a lot of different configurations to test on, and even if we did come across issues we wouldn't really know the workarounds you might need to use. And while we're announcing stuff... We thought it might be worth mentioning that Binaries is now also available on your PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, in case you prefer playing this kind of game on a console (I don't know why you would, since the Steam version supports console controllers, but hey we're all friends here). Reviews As always, if you enjoy Binaries we'd really love it if you left a Steam review - they're massively helpful for tiny developers like us. Cheers! Tony (An Ant man. No, not that one.)
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Binaries offers a different take on the platform genre. By putting the player in control of two characters at the same time, it offers a mix of platform and puzzle that will be as challenging as the most hardcore games. Having its focus on gameplay and time attack, it’ll please those interested in arcade-like experiences. »
« Binaries is a decent puzzler that is definitely worth the time of players who can’t resist having a ‘100%’ icon plastered over their save file and enjoy speed-running through dangerous levels. It doesn’t tend to innovate past its main theme, though – instead relying on more obstacles, spikes and guns to make things trickier. If you’re desperate for a puzzle game that will have you trying to complete levels over and over again (before feeling a huge amount of satisfaction when you finally complete one you’ve been stuck on), then this may well be for you. »
« Binaries is certainly a unique and challenging platformer that often feels like a puzzle game. However, its fun factor almost entirely relies on your willingness to persevere through seemingly impossible situations solo within a singular campaign mode. »
« Binaries brings forth a good concept and ideas in a package that features a good and effective presentation. It doesn't quite fulfill its potential, though, as it relies too much on its difficulty level and ends up not providing sense of satisfaction to the player, which can make its experience somewhat frustrating. »
« Binaries tries to be two things, and misses the mark on both. As a puzzle game, it lacks any actual puzzle solving. As a platformer, it fails in its horribly floaty and imprecise controls, while asking for pixel perfect precision in two vastly different scenarios. In a binary world of 0’s and 1’s, good or bad, Binaries breaks its own boundaries by being incredibly middle of the road. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Binaries is a skillful platformer that felt like the video game version of those toys where you roll a small silver ball through a maze. Pros: - Solid presentation, the game looks good - Overall I enjoyed the challenge Cons: - Definitely frustrating and didn't feel precise throughout - I wouldn't call this a fun game at all »
« I’ve really enjoyed my time with Binaries, but then again, I’m a long-time fan of masochistically difficult platformers that take tons and tons of practice and dedication to master. If that sounds something like you, or perhaps you enjoy endlessly attempting to shave milliseconds off your best course times, then you’re sure to get mileage out of Binaries. Just be sure to go in with your eyes wide open. »
