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About This Game OverviewAn ancient power forges together two distinctly different creatures into one versatile hero charged with restoring peace and balance to the world. This newly minted savior has the grace and power of its respective races, as well as the ability to split itself into light and dark embers. The embers are controlled independently using right and left analog sticks, creating an intuitive and endlessly satisfying way to platform through stunning fantastical landscapes.Features:A Stylish Character with Twice the Personality: Mirrim has the ability to split into two playable forms, called embers. The Light and Dark embers are independently controlled by the left and right control sticks and offer new ways to solve puzzles, overcome obstacles and traverse through the world.Diverse Gameplay: Master innovative thumbstick controls mixed with classic platforming, alter your world to solve intriguing puzzles, battle with gigantic bosses and run for your life from dangerous threats. Infusing these moments with “splitting” gameplay and a powerful narrative offers more than the sum of its parts.Save Your World From the Corruption: Use your powers to rid the world of the corruption that is infecting your beloved planet. Save your friends and unify their forces to restore balance to the world.Explore the Extraordinary World: A vibrant and colorful universe awaits! Mirrim’s journey will take you from a thawing mountain to an aging forest to a desolate wasteland and more. A variety of hidden secrets are scattered throughout the stunningly rendered environments for you to discover. 6d5b4406ea Title: Embers of MirrimGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Creative Bytes StudiosPublisher:Creative Bytes StudiosRelease Date: 23 May, 2017 Embers Of Mirrim FULL As an avid Film Junk fan, I had to pick the game up in support of Dirty Frank. Like Frank, I won't let my fandom impact my review. So let's dive in. What I like+ The splitting mechanic is interesting and different. + The few songs there are on the soundtrack are pretty good+ Game runs like a dream for me (no problems so far)+ Controls work fairly wellWhat I didn't like- Game feels short (Having finished it in around 3 hours, I can safely say it is)- Environments are pretty bland and there is no real reason for exploration- Story is meh (characters don't emote really at all)- Playing for a long period of time can make hands cramp (have to hold down triggers and use both joysticks a lot)- $$$, game seems slightly overpriced, especially given alternative options like Hollow Knight, Owlboy, Ori, Rayman, etc. - Camera: At times the camera moves to fit everything on screen which can make seeing your character tough. - The last 3rd of the game is pretty badly designed. Overall, pick up this game if you've already hit all the staples of platformers out there. There's enough here to have some fun with, but the game features a ton of drawbacks. Overall I wasn't blown away. 5.5\/10. As an avid Film Junk fan, I had to pick the game up in support of Dirty Frank. Like Frank, I won't let my fandom impact my review. So let's dive in. What I like+ The splitting mechanic is interesting and different. + The few songs there are on the soundtrack are pretty good+ Game runs like a dream for me (no problems so far)+ Controls work fairly wellWhat I didn't like- Game feels short (Having finished it in around 3 hours, I can safely say it is)- Environments are pretty bland and there is no real reason for exploration- Story is meh (characters don't emote really at all)- Playing for a long period of time can make hands cramp (have to hold down triggers and use both joysticks a lot)- $$$, game seems slightly overpriced, especially given alternative options like Hollow Knight, Owlboy, Ori, Rayman, etc. - Camera: At times the camera moves to fit everything on screen which can make seeing your character tough. - The last 3rd of the game is pretty badly designed. Overall, pick up this game if you've already hit all the staples of platformers out there. There's enough here to have some fun with, but the game features a ton of drawbacks. Overall I wasn't blown away. 5.5\/10. Embers of Mirrim is a fun platforming game which offers a unique combination of dual-stick control of a split character along with classical platforming.The world is beautiful. The platforming gameplay is largely straightforward, but the unique property of the main character is the ability -- and the requirement -- to split into two halves, allowing both halves to move about the 2d space independently.Sort of like rubbing your stomach and patting your head at the same time, separating your main character in two and having the two explore a 2d space independently means that you have to learn how to make sometimes opposing movements at the same time. The game starts out easy, with parallel movements, but ramps up the difficulty, mixing in different mechanics, necessary movements, and more, making a challenging puzzle to solve.I originally played Mirrim at PAX East, and was excited to see the full game. The result did not disappoint.. Dirrrty Frank was involved in making this game, and you thought I wouldn't give it a postive review? Get Real.... Embers of Mirrim is a fun platforming game which offers a unique combination of dual-stick control of a split character along with classical platforming.The world is beautiful. The platforming gameplay is largely straightforward, but the unique property of the main character is the ability -- and the requirement -- to split into two halves, allowing both halves to move about the 2d space independently.Sort of like rubbing your stomach and patting your head at the same time, separating your main character in two and having the two explore a 2d space independently means that you have to learn how to make sometimes opposing movements at the same time. The game starts out easy, with parallel movements, but ramps up the difficulty, mixing in different mechanics, necessary movements, and more, making a challenging puzzle to solve.I originally played Mirrim at PAX East, and was excited to see the full game. The result did not disappoint.. If you like dragons, classic jump & run games and got enough patience (it\u00b4s a hard one) you\u00b4re here right.