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Changing around those settings, though, makes the ship fly and scan differently, so the others’ jobs get harder or easier the better players are at figuring out. That information gets relayed to the engineer, who must fiddle with the ship’s heat, noise, and power systems to get within a certain tolerance – then the pilot can fly through the obstacle.
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A third is the science officer, using a Wii Remote to do targeted scans on environmental objects and discover how the ship can bypass them. Another has a Wii Remote and serves as pilot, guiding the ship around the environment. Let me explain, though, I’m getting ahead of myself: One player takes the GamePad and is the engineer, in charge of activating generators, diverting power to different systems, and choosing which equipment is working at any given time. It’s a wonderfully atmospheric experience alternated with frantic moments of panic as you attempt to change your gauges, gears, and thrusters to do what you need them to.
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It takes a few players and puts them in a cute twist on the stealth puzzle game, where you have to work together to pilot your malfunctioning ship through a beautiful abandoned world inhabited only by the highly advanced robots built by its prior citizens.
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On the other end of the gaming spectrum is cooperative game Affordable Space Adventures from Danish developer Knapnok. If Runbow‘s final development this year goes as well as the build the developers were showing off indicates, then I fully expect it to become the Wii U’s equivalent of Towerfall. It has a battle arena mode, as well, with randomly changing objectives and environments where the last player standing wins. Runbow will also feature several other modes, like one that allows a “Color Master” to use the Gamepad to take away and add features to the level while the other players cooperatively try to survive to the end. “Our level designers are completely sadistic,” I overheard a 13AM Games developer say, “there are some of these maps that only they can actually complete.” Meanwhile, the game’s default mode takes place over 16 maps, so even if you get screwed on one go around, you’ll have another chance to pull into the lead. Add to that chaos varied powerups – like super punches, or something that randomly swaps you with another player – and you get the kind of glorious madness that party games thrive off of.
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Periodically, the background color of the level changes, and when a platform matches the color of the background, it ceases to exist. Okay, here’s the twist: Platforms in each level are colored. It’s a frenetic, frenzied environment that’s immediately understandable to any player of platformers ever. If you spend too much time slowing down other characters, you might not make it to the goal. The catch, though, is that you’ve got to be the first of the varicolored heroes to make it across the map to the end goal of the level. Here’s the basics: You can run, double jump, and do a variety of punching and pounding moves in various directions – much like the heroes of any number of recent platformers. Runbow lets players take on racing challenges, near impossible levels, and fast-paced jumping segments in the company of all their friends.