Elebits!!! Hilo se seguimiento y hypeo.

Xristof escribió:The game is very entertaining. All the levels do a great job of having points of interest everywhere and once your done, you move on. Interestingly, there is always reason to go back, as your beam goes stronger.

The developers really took time to get the puzzle right. They aren't always completely obvious and aren't always directly visible. In the first level there is a set of blocks on the floor. In the closet though, is a block holder. The thing is, you don't really know what it is until you take it down. When you put the coresponding blocks on it, you get some nice bonus elebits.


Another great thing is that even after you find the elebits, if you can't catch them in time, they go hide again. Whats troubling about this is that if you've made a mess of everything, there is literally hundreds of places where they can be and many times you won't find them again.

The game has a ton of longevity as you get graded on every mission. Better grades yield better rewards. Challenge modes (on a per-level basis), score attack, edit and endless modes open up depending on how good you do in a given level. Also, items open up in your edit mode as you play through the game and collect different rare items. This is really a game that can keep you going for a long time and still deliver some fun times.

SpiffyG escribió:More people need to buy this game. It's so much fun. I've played a total of 9 hours so far in 2 days (that's a lot for me). I've heard there are over 25 levels and I only just beat the 7th stage. I've replayed a lot of the stages trying to earn S status. Also, I can't quite find the pink elebits in some levels, so I still have lots to unlock. The inclusion of the endless and challenge modes is really a great idea. In challenge, the only thing that remains the same is the level (hallway, bedroom, kitchen, etc.), everything else is changed though: the items, the objective, time. In one level, you have to carefully pick apart a pyramid of cups and other household items to get to the bottom where you collect the three elebits required to pass the stage. It's not as easy as it sounds because if you make too much noise or break anything, you fail. And you only have a limited amount of time to complete it, 30 seconds I believe. Another challenge has you shake a trash can so elebits will come flying out. An unlimited amount of elebits will come out if you keep shaking it, but you only have thirty seconds, so you have to stop shaking at around 6 or 7 seconds left and pick up the vaccum power-up and suck up all the elebits. Endless mode allows you to play the stages without any time limit or restrictions. That way, you can find all the nests and try to figure out the puzzles on your own time.

Gameboya escribió:I was really "on the fence" so to speak with this game. But let me tell you, if you don't buy and enjoy this game, please pack up you Wii and sell it on ebay! This game is soooooo freaking AWSOME. Basically, you have NOT played a game like this. EVER! Sure it has a formula, but what games don't? It's just something that has not been done before. IMO this game pushing a new genre and I haven't seen anything close that comes to that kind of statement for years, actually more like a decade!

Everyone has to buy this game, you will be sucked in and soon to find yourself looking for those pesky little elebits around your own room. You might even start throwing stuff around because, hell yeah, that's fun too!!!

This is what the Wii is all about, and it's sad Nintendo was beat to the punch by a 3rd party who really didn't even support the GCN. Go out and buy this game now, you will never regret it, there is sooooooooo much hidden stuff in the game and developers who are willing to take a risk like this need to be supported in a big way!

9.9/10