Review: Infinite Beyond The Mind (PlayStation 4)
Infinite – Beyond the mind is a slick 2D action-platformer where you take on evil Queen Evangelyn Bramann, ruler of The Beljantaur Kingdom as she works towards her dream of world domination.
Pros:
- Pixel art graphics.
- 182.2mb download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- 2D shooter platformer gameplay.
- Local co-op support.
- Tutorial section.
- Chiptune soundtrack.
- Five save slots.
- Rebind controls and sensitivity sliders.
- 3 difficulties-easy/normal/expert.
- Two characters-Tanya and Olga.
- Saves after each level.
- Stamina system for attacks and moves.
- Double jump.
- Infinite continues.
- Play a series of levels then fight a boss.
- World-level select screen.
- Health pickups in level.
- Shmup style side scroller levels.
- Game timer.
- Can dodge through bullets.
- Unlock new abilities as you finish levels.
- Enter turrets for shooting sections and you can turn 180 degrees.
- Basic cover system.
Cons:
- Hard Platinum trophy.
- Same enemies over and over.
- Tedious boss fights.
- Boring basic levels.
- The gameplay is unsatisfying.
- Constant difficulty spikes.
- Little differentiation between the characters.
- Hard to control the turrets.
- Level layouts repeat.
- Tired overused locked in wave-based sections.
- No replay value.
- Has no hook.
- New abilities are far apart and don’t offer much.
