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"Haydee" is a hardcore old-style metroidvania mixed with modern-day third person shooter and platformer mechanics. As well as a sexy character.
Haydee is a game
developed and published by Haydee Interactive.
Released on September 26th 2016 is available only on Windows
in 19 languages: English, Russian, German, Japanese, Polish, Korean, Spanish - Spain, Ukrainian, Hungarian, Traditional Chinese, French, Italian, Czech, Norwegian, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, Romanian, Portuguese - Brazil and Turkish.
It has received 6,493 reviews of which 5,506 were positive and 987 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 12.49€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: 64 bit Windows Vista/7/8/10
- Processor: Dual-core 2.3 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Geforce gts 450 or Radeon HD 6770
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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The main mechanics of Haydee are exploration, platforming, puzzles, and combat. The difficulty of this game comes down to very limited resources, high stakes in any encounter and severe punishments. Outside of the silly pictures of nude women plastered on key cards and consumables in the uncensored mode, there is no actual sexual content in this game. 1. Exploration The map is structured into separate, colour-coded sectors. Within each sector, the room layouts can veer rather complex. Often, the game subtly nudges the player where they need to go. Other times, it has them running around in circles. Frequently, secrets as well as progression are hidden in rather obscure places, demanding the player be careful and attentive in their exploration. The game loop for exploration in this game comes down to picking a door or hatch that is not locked and seeing where that takes you. Some paths branch off into wildly different directions, which is why it is easy to get turned around in this game. 2. Platforming There are a lot of bottomless pits to jump over and boxes and ledges to climb. The controls for the movement are rather stiff and feel slow. But after a bit of getting used to it, Haydee controls well: The jumps come out with no jank, and the game is pretty fair about what it demands off the player. It is very punishing, though, so attention should always be payed before each leap. The game loop for platforming in this game comes down to checking rooms for jumpable gaps and ledges, and after every jump, looking for the next jump that won't be fatal. Some jumps lead the player down the garden path, though. Hence, the careful player will look where they need to go before taking a jump there is no returning from. 3. Puzzles This game is Metroidvania in the following sense: It will present the player with locked doors to return to once they have found the fitting key. Often, useful secrets and progression are found via backtracking to other sectors. Beyond that, Haydee faces the player with the occasional platforming or logic puzzle. Those mostly turn out as pretty simple, however. The puzzle solving game loop of Haydee comes in three flavours: - For platforming puzzles, the player identifies a jump that brings them closer to where they need to go--or anywhere at all--and takes it. Repeat until finished. - For logic puzzles, the player identifies the pattern of the puzzle and then beats it, either methodically or by seeing what sticks. - For backtracking, the player has to remember some locked passage, continues exploring, and then returns with a suitable "key." If the key does not fit, try again. The Black sector and Yellow sector are noteworthy examples of an overarching puzzle underlying the exploration of an entire sector. Those are likely the most intricate and time-consuming individual puzzles in the game. 4. Combat Over the course of the game, the player encounters two enemy types, and may find a variety of weapons, some being out of the way. Despite the limited enemy variety, the game throws plenty of difficult scenarios at the player. That includes plenty of suckerpunches, where enemies spawn in behind the player or out of sight. They do make a signature sound as they spawn, but a player still needs to be always vigilant if they intend not to die to those too often. The game loop for combat in this game comes down to keeping a gun in the quick bar, entering rooms with it at the ready, peeking around corners and expecting enemies to drop in anywhere, even in rooms that were already cleared before. 5. On the difficulty of this game: a) Limited resources Player find three kinds of pivotal resources in this game: ammunition, medkits, and save diskettes. The game hands these out in scant amounts, leading the player always be at risk of running out if they are not strategic about their use. Furthermore, the player's inventory is also tiny, making any loadout a painstaking choice of utility, survivability or practicality options. Without bullets or mines, the player has no way of defending themselves, putting them at significant risk of dying. On top of that, each weapon as well as its ammunition takes up a precious inventory slot, making it unavailable to other important items. Furthermore, the stacksizes for ammunition are pretty limited. Either, the player takes along multiple stacks of ammunition--if they can gather that much--or more than one weapon to make sure they never run dry. Haydee is super squishy, and nearly every missed jump and every enemy attack takes a solid chunk out of it. Every medkit is a full heal, thus making it a significant survivability option. Especially with how scarce save diskettes are, medkits pose as means to mitigate the need for impromptu saves. In this game, the player saves at savestations. Not only that, the player saves using a consumable: save diskettes. Those are also in very short supply. With there being no autosaves, each death prompts the player to load one of their saves. With strategic use of these diskettes, hopefully, the player won't risk hours of progress each time they have to make a dodgy jump or enter a room. 6. On the star of the show, Haydee: To find the camera of this game obstructive would be a fair assessment. Haydee plays off of the male gaze--viewing bodies as objects for consumption--to comedic excess: Haydee--in this game about exploration--takes up nearly half the screen, frequently with her ass taking center stage. Additionally, her boobs are so big and have so much bounce to them, they always manage to sneak into the player's vision, even though Haydee almost always has her back toward the camera. Her movements are also dramatic with a certain zest. Although it is easy to see why Haydee is commonly read as sexual, I find, the feminine energy she brings to this "hardcore" game is refreshingly brazen--as opposed to patently sexual--and helps soften its cold, unkind edge. Having played all three titles, I consider Haydee 1 my favourite, mostly because of its presentation and its restraint. To those that enjoyed this game, I recommend Haydee 3, because it has Robot-Haydee, it builds on the platforming established in the first game, and is all in all a more full-bodied experience compared to Haydee 2.
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A tough as balls puzzle and skill platform game, kind of like Prince of Persia, if the prince had a gun instead of a sword, was in 3D and had big tits and ass. The hardest part is figuring out where you have been and where you need to go next, not even using a guide makes it easy unless you follow it step by step. There are many mods for this game with many player characters to choose from, I've spent many hours enjoying this game, but never been able to beat it.
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came for the robot, stayed for the gameplay. but the robot is still goated
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I thought this was gonna be a mid horny game like most similar-looking TPS's, but this is ACTUALLY REALLY FRIGGIN GOOD! The controls are so snappy and satisfying, level design is amazing, I love everything about the game. Except for the part where they don't give you any hints at all. Little hints for basic things like how to climb down ledges and use items would be nice. 10/10
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Is Haydee a Game Worth Experiencing? Haydee is an undeniably unique and challenging puzzle-platformer that offers a minimalist experience. With its intricate puzzles, grueling difficulty, and retro-inspired design, it’s a game that appeals to a niche audience. It may not be for everyone, especially casual players, but it does manage to stand out in a sea of games that often rely on hand holding and simplified mechanics. If you’re someone who enjoys challenging games that push you to figure out the world for yourself, this one could be a rewarding experience. The game’s focus on clever puzzles and exploration over narrative and flashy combat is something that might be appreciated by players who enjoy older games with a similar style. Puzzle-Exploration with Little Guidance At its core, Haydee is a puzzle-exploration game with platforming elements. You’ll spend much of your time solving puzzles, unlocking keycards, and progressing through the game’s various areas. The game doesn’t hold your hand—it throws you into a cold, labyrinthine world with minimal explanation, forcing you to figure things out on your own. It’s this “hands-off” approach that some players will find refreshing. The satisfaction of solving a complex puzzle and gaining access to new areas is something that’s largely lost in modern gaming, where tutorials and guides are constantly present. The sense of discovery and accomplishment is one of the game’s most rewarding aspects. That said, while this method can be fun, it can also be incredibly frustrating. The puzzles themselves are often cryptic and require a fair amount of trial and error to solve. Without guidance, it’s easy to become stuck, and the lack of hints or direction can feel punishing at times. The labyrinthine structure of the game only adds to this feeling of being lost. While some players might relish in the challenge of navigating this world, others will quickly grow tired of wandering aimlessly, especially if they’re not immediately rewarded for their efforts. In the end, while the lack of hand holding is a feature for some, it’s a design choice that could turn off players who prefer more structured gameplay. The Backtracking Issue One of the biggest issues with Haydee is the extensive backtracking. The game’s world is large and expansive, but the lack of fast travel or meaningful shortcuts means you’ll often be retracing your steps over and over. Initially, this can be somewhat tolerable, as exploring the different areas of the game and solving puzzles is interesting and rewarding. However, as you get further into the game, the constant backtracking becomes more of a chore. You’ll find yourself redoing the same routes multiple times, just to progress to a new area or collect a needed item. This can take away from the sense of accomplishment and make the game feel like a grind. The repetitive nature of the environments also contributes to this issue. Many areas feel similar in design, and after a while, they start to blend together. The game’s lack of variety in locations further exacerbates the problem. Without new, engaging environments to explore, the backtracking becomes more tedious and less enjoyable. For some players, this could be a dealbreaker, while others may find it just part of the challenge. However, it’s clear that the game could have benefited from a better system to streamline exploration, like faster travel or shortcuts, to reduce the overall time spent retracing your steps. Limited Enemy Variety and Combat Another area where Haydee stumbles is in its combat mechanics. The game only features two types of enemies—the slow-moving walkers and the faster, more aggressive slashers. These limited enemy types lead to predictable encounters, and once you’ve encountered both, there’s little variety left in terms of enemy behavior. The combat itself becomes repetitive, as there’s no real strategy needed to defeat them—simply dodge or shoot. The enemies lack the complexity that would make each encounter feel unique or exciting, which detracts from the overall experience. This lack of variety makes the already sparse combat sections feel less engaging and more like a filler to break up the puzzle-solving. Additionally, the game doesn’t offer much in terms of weapon upgrades or customization. You’ll find some basic weapons, but there’s no meaningful way to enhance or modify them. There’s no attachment system, no customization options, and no way to make combat feel fresh as you progress. Imagine if you could find different parts to modify your gun, such as scopes, lasers, or flashlights—this would have added some variety and incentivized exploration. Instead, combat feels like a necessary evil to progress through the puzzles, rather than an exciting aspect of the game. A bit more depth in combat and weapon variety would have made the game feel more rewarding. The Dark Zone Softlock One particularly frustrating aspect of Haydee is the Dark Zone, a late-game area that can result in a softlock if you're not careful. As you near the end of the game, you’ll need to use an elevator to access different levels. However, if you forget to return the elevator back to Level A before leaving to retrieve the orange keycard, you can become trapped and unable to progress. This situation can be a huge setback, especially if you haven’t created a recent save, and it can result in a lot of wasted time. The developers have stated that they don’t plan to “fix” this issue, explaining that players should have been smart enough to save before entering the Dark Zone. While this design choice fits with the game’s overall theme of brutal difficulty and trial-and-error gameplay, it can feel unnecessarily punishing. Being trapped in the Dark Zone with no way to proceed can feel like a cruel mistake on the game’s part, especially when the solution is something as simple as remembering to use the elevator. This design choice adds an extra layer of frustration, and while it’s not a game-breaking issue, it certainly detracts from the overall experience. Story and Endings: Minimalist and Underwhelming On the story front, Haydee doesn’t offer much. There are three possible endings, but none are particularly groundbreaking or emotionally impactful. The game doesn’t provide much context or backstory about the world or its characters, which leaves the player to fill in the blanks. The minimalist narrative approach fits with the overall aesthetic of the game, but it can also leave players feeling unsatisfied. The absence of a rich story or meaningful context makes the endings feel somewhat hollow, and after completing the game, you’re left with little more than a sense of accomplishment without any deeper payoff. The three endings don’t do much to elevate the experience. They are relatively simple, with minimal variations that don’t provide much in the way of narrative closure or intrigue. If you were hoping for an emotional or thought-provoking resolution, you’ll likely be disappointed. The game focuses much more on gameplay mechanics and puzzle-solving than on offering a compelling narrative. For those who prefer games with a strong story element, Haydee’s minimal approach may feel lacking, leaving the player wishing for more depth. Conclusion: A Niche Experience, But Not For Everyone Haydee is a game that offers a unique experience, particularly for those who enjoy tough puzzle-solving and exploration, but it isn’t without its flaws. Its minimalist approach to narrative and gameplay will appeal to players who appreciate a challenge and aren’t afraid to get lost in its labyrinthine world. The puzzles are rewarding, and the sense of discovery can be satisfying for those who stick with it. However, the game’s extensive backtracking, limited enemy variety, and lack of combat depth may deter more casual players, and the issues with the Dark Zone and the softlock
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Haydee is currently priced at 12.49€ on Steam.
Haydee is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 12.49€ on Steam.
Haydee received 5,506 positive votes out of a total of 6,493 achieving a rating of 8.23.
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Haydee was developed and published by Haydee Interactive.
Haydee is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Haydee is not playable on MacOS.
Haydee is not playable on Linux.
Haydee is a single-player game.
Haydee does not currently offer any DLC.
Haydee is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
Haydee does not support Steam Remote Play.
Haydee is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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26 Sep 2016
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