Transmute! (2019)

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PC (Microsoft Windows)

2.50 from 4 ratings

27 members have it in their collection · 2 playing now · 12 backlogged · 8 wish listed

Transmute is a small game where you play as a Wizard who can transform objects into other objects to solve puzzles and explore the game's world. Over the course of your travels, your list of available transformations grows, as does your ability to explore further and perhaps even find some secrets!
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Developers
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Publishers
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Genres
Adventure, Indie, Puzzle
Themes
Action, Fantasy
Series
Polymute
Steam
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Release dates

  • Jul 18, 2019 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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pixelcrypt

Review pixelcrypt 3/5 · Mar 17, 2024

Very solid Metroidvania but has some rough edges

Rebel transmute is probably my 2nd favorite metroidvania so far this year, but I think it needs a number of patches. I

t definitely recreates some of the Metroid and hollow knight magic. Solid level design, atmosphere, music, etc.

But I do think it needs a couple patches. The map is pretty buggy (markers will randomly not place, it shows …

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Rebel transmute is probably my 2nd favorite metroidvania so far this year, but I think it needs a number of patches. I

t definitely recreates some of the Metroid and hollow knight magic. Solid level design, atmosphere, music, etc.

But I do think it needs a couple patches. The map is pretty buggy (markers will randomly not place, it shows you in the wrong spot sometimes). The combat feels pretty punishing in an unfair way. I ended the game with 99% and there’s no way to figure out what area or room I’m missing things in.

I ended up just turning on cheats to better enjoy the exploration. If this stuff was patched up, it would ve a much higher recommendation. Always super impressive effort that a game like this was created by one person, but it could have used some more playtesting to smooth out the edges.

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