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Energy Cycle Edge
Released On: Dec 4, 2018
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Energy Cycle Edge will delight those who have fun scratching their heads with complex puzzles without giving much importance to the technical side of the games.
With the help of a walkthrough you could easily get 1000 Gamerscore in under an hour from Energy Cycle Edge on Xbox One, and that’s probably the main reason I’d suggest an impulse purchase. Otherwise, it’ll just be an unnecessary frustration-filled experience.
Energy Cycle Edge is every bit as alienating as it is ignorant. The game is completely without accessibility, largely due to its overly steep difficulty spike and the fact that it’s devoid of any tutorials or tips. This wouldn’t usually be an issue, but for a puzzle-only game that comes with a such a distinct process, it’s disconcerting and confusing to say the very least. Even once you eventually grasp its concept, there’s little fun to be found here.
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Summary Energy Cycle Edge is the sequel to 'Energy Cycle'. The idea is the same: when you activate each cell in the game field, it changes the colors of the cell and any adjacent cells in a straight line. Each cell switches between three different colors, and your task is to make them all match the same color. In Energy Cycle Edge, most parts of...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
- PlayStation Vita
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
- Xbox Series X
- PlayStation 5
Initial Release Date: Dec 4, 2018
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