“And Yet It Moves” (“AYIM”) is one of the many 2D platformers that have caused that once-forgotten genre to experience an incredible resurgence thanks to the advent of Indie game development. In this case, the tiny group of people behind the game is a team of Austrian computer science students who originally created the prototype of “AYIM” as a school project at the Vienna University of Technology using the Torque Game Engine.
Presentation
“AYIM” is a very different-looking game aesthetically. While the game is entirely 2D, the objects in the game seem to be placed as layers within a 3D construction environment. Each of these flat planes is decorated with a photograph that looks like it was torn right out of a magazine, complete with ripped edges. The result is... |
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2.5/5 |
