Cool
I finished the game (i think) without going to all the floors, but intresting stuff
Reviews for "PRIOR"
Wow
i really didn't expect that ending. That was a really interesting game. Maybe a little short...
It is a really good game!
I love these type of games in NG! The multiple outcomes, and the "darkness" of the story always makes you come back to the game and play it multiple times.
I would have expected to get metals, for different outcomes here in NG, but oh well.
At times the game DOES feel a bit slow (weather it is the character, or the fact that you some times have to repeat the game to get to a different ending)
The fact that the game doesn't NEED incredibly awesome graphics or complex character design to look awesome! In fact, it complements the eerie look of it! the background music doesn't get boring, even if it is in loop and as I said, the outcomes of the game are great (well, not GREAT as in happy ending! great, but you know what i mean...)
I hate to compare this game to something other, but here it goes. If I had to compare it to some other game in NG it would be "Time Fcuk" but unlike in that one, you don't get much of a "puzzle" factor in it (then again, I'm guessing this is more for the story and atmosphere) and that game DOES get more creepy at times (especially when you start getting notes from your self, and you really start to go "WTF!?!??!" ) and beCAUSE that is a similar type of a game, and I do like it a bit more, I have to say that I have to give this game 9/10, and not 10/10. The game was GREAT, you should play it, but it was still missing that.... something. I'm sorry I cant be more specific about it, because I don't know what "that" is my self. But I WILL be playing this game again!
Some Dark Game
You get 3 endings which after you reach one endiing you have to start all over again to be able to discover the other endings. Pretty dark and great plot but needs to be less repetitive.
I really like this game. I thought the basic platforming was well done, I like the minimalistic style and general mood. The notes were interesting to me despite being simple and I felt a desire to find them all for the complete story. The multiple endings and the replay value they give this short game are probably my favorite part, and the most unexpected element. The game got a bit buggy a couple of times, but a re-load fixed it up. Does anybody know how many endings there are total? I've played to two of them so far.