The Long Gate Review (Nintendo Switch)
In our The Long Gate Review we explore ancient caverns filled with mysterious puzzles and traverse relaxing oases of nature. Repair the three types of ancient circuits and unravel the mystery of what happened to their creators. The Long Gate is a challenging and elaborate puzzle game with puzzles based on real-world physics and circuits.
The Long Gate Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 1.2GB download size.
- Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
- Field of view slider.
- 3 difficulties – determines the amount and way you get hints.
- Can rebind controls for movement and crouch.
- Touchscreen support for menus.
- First-person view.
- Puzzle gameplay.
- The game plays out as you solving environmental puzzles in order to proceed.
- Fantastic locations.
- Has a vibe a lot like The Witness.
- Find clues or hints.
The Long Gate Cons:
- Graphics do look a bit smudgy on the handheld.
- You don’t get any tutorials.
- Movements feel a bit spongey.
- No way to get additional help.
- Progress is slow.
- Not always clear what to do.
- A lot of times you are doing the same task over and over.
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The Long Gate:
Developer: Inductance
Publisher: Inductance
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