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吐血游戏推荐: Braid 时空幻境


朋友推荐的游戏，解谜加动作类。

动作部分有点像超级马里奥，而解谜部分 -- 难死！后期基本就靠攻略了。游戏中充斥着时光倒流等概念，对逻辑，推理有很大考验。

作为一般玩家，到此可能就结束了，而我在游戏中也没感到什么异样，只是觉得音乐有时有些郁闷。

而在Youtube查攻略时发现了有隐藏的星星可以拿，拿到全部星星还有隐藏结局。

星星的拿法可谓变态中的变态，其中某一颗需要2小时才能拿到！！！另外一颗在过了前几关之后就再也不能拿了，必须重新开始，而我发现这个时候已经通了一次全关了。。。

在这种情况下只好让Trainer出动了，于是会漂浮和穿墙了，顺利的又通了一次关，同时再次感叹星星的变态，不仅仅是难度，我第一次通关时竟然一个星星都没看到过 -- 当然看到我也不知道去吃。。。

最后说说剧情，整个游戏是用很多笔记本叙述剧情的，我自己玩的第一遍，感觉无非是救公主，想超级马里奥那种。

但是最后一关，首先一个人抱着公主出现，公主跳上高台高呼救命，而后主人公开始和公主在两条路上奔跑，调整机关，一周到关底，公主回到卧室睡觉，而主人公爬到卧室旁边。

本来，到此就该结束了的。

但是下面时光开始倒流，公主和主人公开始往回跑，直到最后，公主高呼救命，然后一个人（就是一开始那个人，让人以为是魔王之类）将跳下的公主接住，然后救走。

我还觉得有些奇怪，因为这时主人公还在场景里，只能离开。后来看了网上文章才明白，原来主人公是一直在追逐公主，而公主是想躲避甚至杀死主人公。

不得不惊叹这关设计之巧妙！非言语之所及，非亲身体验不可。

而尾声的笔记本透露了更多的剧情，整个游戏其实是倒叙。最后一关是时间上最早发生的，而第一关是结局。在网上看到这句话时，顿时豁然开朗，整个游戏也就变得非常连贯了。

而实际上，根据网上说法，这个游戏是讲了一个关于核弹的故事，主人公是一个研究核弹的科学家，看似还很有道理。但整个游戏丝毫未提核弹二字，实在高明！

整个游戏，不论关卡难度和设计，时间概念，图像， 音乐，以及故事背景和内涵，都堪称极品。不过说实话手感略差一点，但是不影响游戏。

绝对吐血推荐！



参考资料：
http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_565e99380100en6b.html
http://www.mtime.com/my/weiwancheng/blog/1932064/
http://pastangel.blogspot.com/2009/04/braid78.html
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