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Noumenon Games / Oct 25, 2010 / Indie, Racing
Nimbus is a unique combination of racing & puzzling. The player controls a craft with no means of directly propelling itself and needs to use whatever is scattered around the levels to acquire thrust and reach the goal. Traverse a world map with several distinct islands in order to recover your lost love.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Not set | P4 2 ghz or faster Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Shader Model 3 capable card ( NVIDIA GeForce 6 series, ATI 1300XT series or newer ) Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 512MB RAM Can't tell |
Very Positive
95% positive, 200 reviews
Nimbus is a lot of fun and very pretty, and it's basically just as challenging as you want it to be. There are a lot of optional levels, you can configure how you want the checkpoints to work, and your time records don't unlock any content or anything so it doesn't matter if you don't care about trying to accomplish them. However... If you _are_ interested in time records, be aware that Nimbus has one enormous bug:...
57 found this helpful, 2013-11-25
Truly an amazing game. It is extremely fun and addicting. The game seems simple at first but with every added obstacle the ame become more and more complex. The satisfaction of completing a level you first thought impossible is amazing. I highly reccomend this game to anyone who enjoys this genre of games.
26 found this helpful, 2013-12-31
Its most likely the same broom named "Nimbus 2000" series used in quidditch from harry potter volume that gave developers the idea and also the name. Its more like a small broom, only not like broom but just a jetpack enabled cute thing that we need to land right through a racing track to proceed to next stage. As far as the game is concerned, seriously, this is one of the hardest one I played. Not only it is quite...
9 found this helpful, 2021-03-11
A unique and polished experience. Somewhat of a technical platformer, but can be as relaxed as you want it to be. Very high potential for score chasing and precision play for those who want that, and infinite retries and checkpoints for those who don't. Great level design with a focus on learning lines and occasional puzzles. Physics-based precision gameplay and a very simple yet intuitive and satisfying control...
4 found this helpful, 2021-02-15
