Yesterday, December 8, marked the release of Skate Story, the stylish indie hit about a glass demon on a mission. The game immediately skyrocketed in discussions, boasting an incredible 98% positive rating on Steam, technically making it one of the month's highest-rated debuts.
The numbers and player feedback tell a fascinating story. Visually, gamers are calling it a "wallpaper generator." The art direction and psychedelic landscapes of the underworld are being praised even by those who find the gameplay brutally difficult. The soundtrack by Blood Cultures is another highlight, described as "hypnotic" enough to justify the purchase alone.
However, there is a catch. Despite the acclaim, social media is flooded with warnings: "Do not play this on a keyboard." Unlike arcade skaters, Skate Story requires precise control over each foot. The physics are unforgiving, and keyboard controls have been described as designing "for octopuses."
The verdict? If you have a gamepad and a love for unique aesthetics, the community insists it is a "Must Play." For Steam Deck owners, the game is fully Verified and runs perfectly on the go. Just be prepared to shatter—a lot.
Conclusion from HYPERPC: Skate Story is a prime example of how indie games are pushing visual boundaries. To fully immerse yourself in this audio-visual trip without technical distractions, you need a rig that runs silently and smoothly. Experience the fluid animations and shattering glass effects on a HYPERPC workstation, where high performance meets premium aesthetics—just make sure to plug in a controller.
Источники:
- Steam Store: Skate Story Official Page — Source for release date, verified status, and user reviews.
- Devolver Digital: Official Game Page — Publisher's official information on the game concept.
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