Control Kribl, a little bug on a big journey to bring light back to the Kingdom of Kriblonia. Complete multiple levels visually represented with different environments such as deserts, forests, ice valleys, etc. Avoid obstacles and unlock pathways by pushing boxes, climbing platforms, jumping, sliding, etc.
Beyond Ynth HDX will lead you on an epic adventure that will take you beyond anything you have ever experienced before!
- 1 year in the making!
- Tons of original ideas!
- Never-before-seen gameplay!
This is the story of Kribl, a little bug on a big journey to bring light back to the Kingdom of Kriblonia. Help him to successfully traverse unexplored, terrifying territories and find all the light-giving Dazzly Diamonds that were stolen by the Four Dark Spiders of the Apocalypse!
Gameplay
During your journey you'll face dry dusty deserts, virulent volcano valleys, dank dark foggy forests and icy mountain peaks with treacherous slippery slopes. Each of these territories brings its own surprises and you'll find yourself pushing boxes, climbing platforms, jumping, sliding, falling - in every imaginable situation. All these actions require visionary thinking as each level contains puzzling structures which need to be turned, moved and navigated in order to get through. Use your wits to escape scorching sunbeams, freezing weather conditions and dangerous lava pits. You have to see this game in motion to truly understand how amazing it is. Follow the link at the end of the description below to see the game in action.
Features:
- 1080p Ultra Smooth Graphics
- XBOX 360 Controller support (3rd party driver req.)
- Generic Joypad support
- Rewind Feature!
- Solution Videos!
- 80 levels with huge variety.
- 15 hours of fun platform puzzling.
- Original music and songs, recorded in a studio.
- Voice acting.
- Storybook with hand-drawn illustrations.
- High-score lists and achievements.
- Beautiful graphics and animations.
- Dimensional scrolling.
- Realistic physics gameplay elements.
- Tons of fun sound effects.
- Official successor to the critically-acclaimed "Ynth".
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