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Abstract: Supposedly, during his historic trial before the Catholic Church, the pioneering scientist Galileo Galilei muttered “and yet it moves” under his breath when the Church insisted that the Earth was a solitary object. The story is considered by historians...
Abstract: And Yet It Moves from Broken Rules is a clever platform puzzle game that will have you twisting your head, Wii controller, and brain in 360 degrees. Your head can do that, right?At its core, AYIM is a platformer. Where it gets interesting is many jumps...
Abstract: And Yet It Moves is not the first ’indie PC’ game to move to WiiWare, where an inexpensive game revolving around one or two creative ideas can benefit from the intuitive controls offered by the Wiimote. You control some guy (he’s not given much of a st...
If you missed the PC version of this game last year, then you need to pick up And Yet it Moves for WiiWare (if only to support small artistic indie developers that are actually innovating). It's a fun puzzling platformer that bleeds life into the genre...
Abstract: AYIM moves is short, and you can probably make it through the entire Journey campaign in less than two hours; though achievements, time trials, and other assorted modes might give you a reason to revisit stages if you're inclined to pro..
Abstract: Visit Their WebsitePros: Clever, original and variedCons: None come to mind. With a title that sounds like a line from a poem and a paper collage visual style, one might expect And Yet It Moves to be an “art” game along the lines of The Path or Every D...
Like its puzzle-platform peers we mentioned earlier, And Yet It Moves is a true original and, short-lived as it may be, those few short hours showcase more ideas than most full price releases can boast. 8.2/10Print this pageComments (0)Share this pageN...
