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Chronicles of Teddy : Harmony of Exidus is a 2D Adventure / Action game with a Pixel Art Retro finish. Help Tarant in a quest, in which you will have to fight, use your sense of direction and hearing to accomplish your mission.
Chronicles of Teddy is a female protagonist, metroidvania and action game
developed by Storybird
and published by LookAtMyGame and Plug In Digital.
Released on April 02nd 2015 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 17 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Danish, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish and Turkish.
It has received 317 reviews of which 221 were positive and 96 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.6 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 1.29€ on Steam with a 90% discount, but you can find it for 0.84€ on Eneba.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7+
- Processor: 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or better
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.1 compatible GPU
- Storage: 300 MB available space
MacOS
- OS: OSX 10.7+
- Processor: 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or better
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.1 compatible GPU
- Storage: 300 MB available space
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I'm only barely giving this a thumbs up rating, because a lot of the love went into it and the art and music are fantastic. That said, there are some huge downsides that could make this game a bad experience for you. CONS - Can't change controls on desktop. I managed to get used to the default controls and finished this on my laptop, so its possible, but there is definitively a period of getting used to it. - Occasional crashes, soft-locking areas, and incomplete maps. If you save often, especially before entering/exiting a new book or temple, the crashes aren't too bad. The soft-locking areas you can easily get out of by saving and restarting once you have gotten what you want out of the area. As for incomplete maps, its only a handful of places, so as long as you explore thoroughly and/or use a guide, you won't miss anything. - Short range on your horizontal attack. You almost always want to do jumping upwards or downwards attacks because of this, but until you figure that out you'll keep getting frustrated when you try to get up close to do a horizontal attack and accidently bump into the monster. And, there are a few monsters that you have to use horizontal attacks against. - Getting hit once stuns you and throws you to the side. This results in certain areas where getting hit once means you ending up losing all your health to a chain of stun-locking attacks, or losing more health than you want from being thrown into a pit or group of monsters. This feels unintentional (they aren't boss fights or anything), and is probably just poor level-design from the devs. - Slow animations, tedius quests. Together, they make for a very annoying experience. The load-times for entering new screens, new areas, opening doors, are all too long. And the game makes you run back and forth across each zone, so you have to go through the same areas again and again. The art and music are very nice, but you can only enjoy the art of a scene so many times before it gets old. - Cryptic puzzles. If you enjoy puzzles that don't give good hints, or none at all in some cases, you could enjoy them. More likely, you will need to use a guide to play this game. - Maps are not well designed for wall jumping. Unlocking water floats and double jump feel good. But unlocking wall jumps was a real bummer. When you try to quickly jump up a long slope you will hit one little side incline and end up jumping backwards. Or trying to climb through an area will get thrown off when what you thought was background decoration ends up being a wall and you are suddenly jumping the other direction into a horde of monsters or over a death pit. The tragic thing is, a lot of these downsides are done on purpose to evoke that retro style feel. Its just in a post-Hollow Knight era of Metroidvanias, we expect certain quality of life features. Running back and forth across the map to find secrets isn't fun with slow loading screens and clunky controls. A lot of the game is incredibly frustrating due to the controls and tedius nature. That said, I did enjoy it overall. PROS + Amazing art. The retro ascethetic really worked well here. Wanting to unlock new areas to see the new art is what kept me playing the game through all of its flaws. + Amazing music. Captures a homely, fun feel, even if the gameplay doesn't match. + Plenty of playtime. 24 hours for me to 100% the normal playthrough, and I could go back through and play on plus mode if I wanted (keep upgraded items, harder difficulty). + There were some enjoyable gameplay moments. Unlocking the water floats and double-jump were legitimately fun. Figuring out a secret area or puzzle was rewarding. Some boss fights or sequences made you think of the mechanics in a different way that legitimately made me smile. + Deep world lore. An entire language made from musical notes that you get to uncover. Each area feels distinct, with monsterous guardians, bosses, and unique minions.
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Teddy is ready for Freddy. Game is a sequel to Finding Teddy. 2D action platformer that takes inspiration from other games like Zelda and such. Gameplay is decent and controls are smooth. Visuals are pixelated and remind of classics from 16-bit era. Sprites are nice to look at and animated really well. Game doesn't have much details in graphics thus visuals are more on simplified side with more focus put on lighting. While exploring the world you find new upgrades and move on ahead bravely with your floating teddy Freddy aside (mysterious atmosphere is filling the air). Difficulty is ok for anyone who enjoys a bit of challenge but not too much. Music plays occasionally, not always. Some effort was put into sounds - they're neat and makes up for more immersive gameplay (seriously). Recommended obviously.
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Terrific game that feels and looks far better in game than in screenshot/video. Has a nice vibe, great animations, and (mostly) crisp controls. The "mostly" caveat comes down to how awkward the jump attacks can be and how much late game bosses depend on it. I really adored this game digging into it. Out of the many many metroidvanias I've played it really stood out as special. But I'll admit it overstays its welcome a little bit, with 30% larger maps, 30% more backtracking, more time between game-play additions, more time between progression, more annoyances than needed.
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This game is fantastic. The art is beautiful, the gameplay flows wonderfully and the music is nice. Completionists might want to avoid it, since there are some achievemtents that require you to just replay the game from start to finish multiple times. It also has almost nothing to do with the predecessor Finding Teddy, which I suppose is why they changed the name at some point.
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I honestly feel that a "mixed" score for this game is not representative, though its hard to accurately represent what I feel about it with the simple "thumbs up/down" system. Negative reviews on steam do address some of the jank that is in the game, and they do a fair assessment. But its still a good game, with lots to love, and where you can really feel that the developers cared about it. It has beautiful art and animation, and I absolutely love the cute characters. The music is also great, and the map layout and metroidvania aspects encourage you to explore. The music puzzles and lexicon is also a great and innovative idea. As many have pointed out, there are some frustrating aspects of enemy behaviour and placement, and quite a lot of RNG in enemy actions. (I would love for the blue and green blobs you find in 3rd and 4th chapter to vanish off the face of the planet and never see the light of day again). Certain enemy placements were also really frustrating and detract from the experience of certain puzzles. Also, the grace period after you take damage is also really short, and you can easily be stun locked. To some extent, my frustrations are also from speedrunning the game, and might be less present in a usual playthrough. Honestly. So much of this game would be fixed with some dodge mechanic. I realise that I am about 10 years late with this review, but I also feel that it deserves a better score than "mixed" on steam.
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Chronicles of Teddy is currently priced at 1.29€ on Steam.
Chronicles of Teddy is currently available at a 90% discount. You can purchase it for 1.29€ on Steam.
Chronicles of Teddy received 221 positive votes out of a total of 317 achieving a rating of 6.62.
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Chronicles of Teddy was developed by Storybird and published by LookAtMyGame and Plug In Digital.
Chronicles of Teddy is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Chronicles of Teddy is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Chronicles of Teddy is not playable on Linux.
Chronicles of Teddy is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Chronicles of Teddy. Explore additional content available for Chronicles of Teddy on Steam.
Chronicles of Teddy does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Chronicles of Teddy does not support Steam Remote Play.
Chronicles of Teddy is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Storybird
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LookAtMyGame,
Plug In Digital
Release
02 Apr 2015
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