About This Game Liveza: Death of the Earth – a classic platformer. A global catastrophe has literally torn our planet apart, breaking Earth into many pieces. You are the survivor that explores the remains of our planet and investigates the anomalies that have settled upon it. You start out with only a single item: a broken weapon that also functions as a flashlight. Along the way, as you fight off dangerous creatures, you will find useful tools that will help you jump great distances, slow down the passage of time, or even find hidden objects that you otherwise cannot see. 7aa9394dea Title: Liveza: Death of the EarthGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Nikita NefedovPublisher:Sometimes YouRelease Date: 3 May, 2016 Liveza: Death Of The Earth Full Crack [portable] liveza death of the earth This was a very disappointing purchase. Wierd controls with no way to change bindings, no options menu, escape takes you to the main menu where if you press continue you start the level over again. There is also no exlpanation as to how to play or even why. Every new area "resets" your weapon so that any leftover ammo is gone. It was a waste of money and did not deserve even the few minutes of time I wasted on this piece of garbage.. I never like giving bad reviews, but I really want to know what the hell they tried to do with this one. First off, absolutly no music. Just the constant ping of you getting hit and losing health. Second, what am i trying to do in this game. I guess wonder around and collect items that have no importance at all. I guess you can't expect much from a two dollar game or whatever this piece of\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665was but come on. They would have been better off just making this the old metrodvania\/shooting platformer or something. I really love the fact that games are art and anybody can put their creations out there for others to experience it but I think Steam should really start filtering\/weeding out crap games. I would rather go and play some atari games. On a final note, I'm not trying to be negative but don't waste your money on this boring game and also don't believe any reviews that say its good. Its most def. NOT!!!!!!!!. Meh. It had potential. Too bad it had to end so suddenly.. I never like giving bad reviews, but I really want to know what the hell they tried to do with this one. First off, absolutly no music. Just the constant ping of you getting hit and losing health. Second, what am i trying to do in this game. I guess wonder around and collect items that have no importance at all. I guess you can't expect much from a two dollar game or whatever this piece of\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665was but come on. They would have been better off just making this the old metrodvania\/shooting platformer or something. I really love the fact that games are art and anybody can put their creations out there for others to experience it but I think Steam should really start filtering\/weeding out crap games. I would rather go and play some atari games. On a final note, I'm not trying to be negative but don't waste your money on this boring game and also don't believe any reviews that say its good. Its most def. NOT!!!!!!!!. This was a very disappointing purchase. Wierd controls with no way to change bindings, no options menu, escape takes you to the main menu where if you press continue you start the level over again. There is also no exlpanation as to how to play or even why. Every new area "resets" your weapon so that any leftover ammo is gone. It was a waste of money and did not deserve even the few minutes of time I wasted on this piece of garbage.. Meh. It had potential. Too bad it had to end so suddenly.. Liveza is a game that has failed to learn from the mistakes of its predecessors while at the same time suffers from a lack of consistency between tone and design. Hardcore platformer fans may appreciate the goals the game set out to achieve however Liveza ultimately presents an unsatisfying experience.. Liveza is a game that has failed to learn from the mistakes of its predecessors while at the same time suffers from a lack of consistency between tone and design. Hardcore platformer fans may appreciate the goals the game set out to achieve however Liveza ultimately presents an unsatisfying experience.
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