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Youropa
When Youropa is torn apart, You must use your unique wall walking ability to navigate a strange fragmented city, restore it to former glory and learn who you really are. A platform puzzle paint adventure about breaking rules, being upside down and thinking outside the box.
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- Released
- June 27, 2018
- Developer
- frecle ApS
- Publisher
- frecle ApS
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Youropa Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Youropa is a charming and rewarding puzzler that offers a decent challenge and gorgeous visuals.
Youropa is a fantastic puzzle-platformer that constantly evolves. The puzzles keep getting bigger and better as they throw new twists at you. While some of the vehicle sections are a bore and the Onesiders don't feel like a threat, it doesn't detract from the overall experience too much. The game also features one of my favorite protagonists since they are just so fun to decorate. While the game may fumble in a few places, the overall experience is great and enjoyable, even if they make me kick dogs.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to exist in an M. C. Escher picture? Well wonder no more... Youropa will allow you to live out your wall, ceiling
When the issues of a game are rolled and stomped by its greatness, then it’s something to invest on if you have some spare.
Youropa is a unique puzzle game in how its puzzles are approached, and how it wants the player to approach them. There are collectibles dotted around in every level, and given the final ability you get, going through the game again to find them all would be a different experience. Also including a level editor for you to make your own levels, Youropa offers plenty of variety and longevity. There’s no doubt the gravity-defying nature of the game is Youropa’s main selling point, and with good reason. For a game that contains no dialogue, Youropa is filled with charm from start to finish.
Whenever you think you've played everything, an indie dev makes something truly unique so here's the mind-bending Youropa.
Puzzle games are nothing new, and to stand out from the crowd, you need something unique to capture someone’s attention. For some games, it’s the unique art
Youropa left me feeling quite ambivalent about the final product. As a puzzle game it has some clever mechanics and explores them with plenty of abilities to extend your playing experience for quite some time. However it must be said that this playtime feels extended by a sluggish pace that makes exploration and even some of the puzzle solving feel exhausting at times. The game runs good enough on Switch and for those who like trying their hand at creating games or levels of their own, Youropa has plenty to offer here. But if you’re looking for something with its own personality or a story t…