I was horrified to watch the dog jumping in and out of the tent. I have two boys that know how to test stuff, believe me! Little did I know that they were playing ball with the dog and were tossing the ball inside the tent. So now the durability test: The kids played in the tent for three days. who cares! Once sealed, this tent hits a home run! Instead they are sewn 3-4 inches above the ground line which creates a lip that keeps the whole bottom dry. This tent does not have high marks for water resistant but let me tell you that after sealing it, it DOES! Like all other EUREKA tents, this one has the "bathtub" bottom which means they designed it to stay dry by engineering the material to have little seams AT the bottom. Left it outside and of course, we got a healthy DUMPING of rain! It wasn't intentional but as it turned out, it was the ultimate test. I was wrong.When I opened this tent, I water proofed it first thing. The O button is used to return to player movement.( More customer reviews)For the price, I figured this was the dirt tent. L1 and R1 are used to select the moveable columns while the right stick is used to move the column once hightlighted. Rotating the screen is completed with the L2 and R2 buttons while standing near one of the totems. The X button is used to advance dialogue. Players move with the left stick, including jumping up to higher levels. Remappable Controls: No, this game’s controls are not remappable. There do not appear to be any sound cues connected to gameplay.
The subtitles cannot be altered and/or resized. However, there’s no blood or gore, just the character falling over and the stage restarting.Ĭolorblind Modes: There are no colorblind modes available.ĭeaf & Hard of Hearing Gamers: This game offers subtitles. This game is safe for gamers of any age, just know that the main character can die from falling too far or from being squashed by large stone columns. Parents: According to the ESRB, this game is rated E. Approximately 6 hours of play were devoted to the single-player mode, and the game was not completed. This copy of the game was obtained via publisher and reviewed on the PS4. It is currently available on XBO, PS4, Switch, and PC. Rating: 4.5 out of 10ĭisclosures: This game is developed by Cafundo Estudio Criativo and published by BUKA Entertainment. Unfortunately, the end battle is so frustratingly out-of-place that it ruins everything that came before it. It has fantastic graphics, a decent story, and many challenging puzzles. It’s a shame, because up until the final stage, I enjoyed Tetragon. The columns that must be moved to deflect the energy beam and protect Lucios are too numerous - it’s difficult to make the right moves, so untimely deaths from energy blasts and sudden plunges became discouraging.Īfter a dozen times, I threw in the towel. The problem arises with the fact that this stage is controlled not by the player, but by the demon at the center of it.
Players are now tasked not just with solving a puzzle, but with defeating the creature that plunged the world into chaos by moving columns to deflect an energy beam this villain shoots. The final stage is a boss battle unlike any of the prior stages. Tetragon starts strong and continues this way until it takes an ill-advised turn for the final stage. Many appear to have multiple solutions as well – one stage had close to 20 moveable objects, but I was able to solve it with only two movements. Puzzles have a range of difficulty, but even the more challenging ones never feel unsolvable. Tetragon is unlike anything I’ve played before. In addition to rotating the level, players will have to carefully adjust these columns to create steps and platforms to reach inaccessible areas. Early on, Lucios gains the ability to manipulate certain stone columns. Gravity isn’t the only thing that can be manipulated in Tetragon. Gravity always pulls from the bottom, so players must be cautious as rotating the screen can result in Lucios falling too far or having large items fall and squash him. Upon reaching small glowing totems scattered around a stage, players can rotate the level to reach objects and goals. In the world of Tetragon, levels are the size of a single screen. Players control Lucios and search over 40 different levels for the missing boy. Tetragon follows the story of Lucios, a father searching for his son in a world turned upside down, sometimes quite literally. This is Tetragon, a recently-released puzzle. WTF Why ruin a decent game with that baffling final stage!?Ī world plunged into chaos, a missing son, and the ability to rotate the world to reach new areas – this strong concept for new puzzler Tetragon had me hooked instantly. LOW The out-of-place boss battle in the final stage. HIGH Unique puzzles that were tough, but not frustrating.
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