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oOo: Ascension is a lightning-paced test of reflexes - can you navigate your way through these short but challenging courses? Put your skills to the test in this indie speedrunner, where unique puzzles and challenges constantly evolve to give a gameplay experience like no other
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Digital ChumpsNathaniel StevensDec 20168/10oOo: Ascension is a great puzzle game that focuses less on huge, high-budget components to distract the gamer, and more on clever gameplay design that is entertaining as it is challenging. It squarely emphasizes great puzzle design to each level that brings something new from orb to orb, while encouraging the gamer to keep going from level to level as it becomes more difficult. That's a good puzzle game, ladies, and gentlemen, and one you should check out.
PS4Blog.netJan 20197.5/10If you're looking or a fast-paced twitchy arcade/puzzle game, then oOo: Ascension is certainly going to scratch that itch.
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GameSpewChris McMullenJul 20187/10There are times you will hate oOo, and I came pretty close to deleting the game on more than one occasion. But if arcade thrills are your thing and you can view failure as a learning experience, then oOo Ascension will be right up your street.
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Cubed3Colin BeauchampJun 20185/10oOo: Ascension is enjoyable enough for what it is. It sometimes has a bit of an identity crisis trying to figure out what it wants to accomplish with its design, but when it manages to intertwine its puzzle and precision elements, you will find some satisfying stages. These don't come that often, however, and the fact that there's no online leaderboard or any challenging optional objectives means there's barely any replay value, either. If pictures and trailers of the game pique interest levels, then you might get something out of the full product, but otherwise most won't lose much by skipping it.
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NintendoWorldReportCasey GibsonOct 20185.5/10Unfortunately oOo: Ascension falls into the category of ramping it up to the point that it drains the fun out of some clever level design. Early stages hit a nice balance of tough but rewarding, however later stages stack too many different ideas to the point of being downright infuriating. I'm sure there are some masochists out there that will find enjoyment in the brutal difficulty, but those looking for a more approachable challenge, you may want to look elsewhere.
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