Pureya Review | A nice pair of ... marbles
Mini-game collections, like Pureya, are a particular type of title. They need to be able to balance action and a constant change of mechanics without being confusing, otherwise they would be frustratingly chaotic. Aesthetics Eyes on the target The game uses pixel art graphics, but instead of using a style inspired by 8-bit titles, I would define the style used as "chill", it does not follow the rules that many make use of, it rather prefers to represent objects in a simple way. All in all, it's pretty even if not spectacular. I was impressed with the user interface, it only uses pictures and images, but they are clear enough to not need labels. Great job and it can save on translations or their possible errors. The music is composed of tracks of ten seconds each, in the chaos of the action, it is difficult to hear them. They don't stick around, but they don't bother you either. In short, Pureya aims for simplicity without sacrificing legibility or charm. Game ...