Lead Redboy and bluegirl to their doors in each level of the forest temple maze and collecting red diamonds and blue diamonds along the way. You’ve got two characters to control in this exciting puzzle game. It’s an very addicting game to play with your kids, your lover and your friends. Red boy (Fire boy) and his lover (blue girl – Water girl) who go with him is a puzzle adventure game for two players.
This game made for you : Red boy and Blue girl in Forest Temple Maze 2 No need to say that there's no comparison if it is about gaming.Are you crazy fans of teamwork style game and fire & ice style game?įall in love adventure maze game and remember it from childhood ? Maybe I also feel uncomfortable because mechanical keyboards very rarely come with my layout (italian): I think we all look at the keys a little more than we are aware we do, and a foreign layout makes this come out :D:Īnyway, when I happen to type right the mechanic is unbelievably speedy.Īs for the noise, I admit I like it :D, no idea why. blue, mechanic vs normal is so unusual to me that still browns and blues feel the same for today. and think it's hugely comfortable, Just,the standard one comes with miniature arrow keys -> unusable for games.Īs for brown vs. My impressions after a day of intense testing:ġ) for some1 used to rubber dome keyboards, scissors are much more natural than mechanic, that feel very odd and lead to more mistyping.Ģ) However, I feel that, while a decent typist like me can be fast with scissors, a skilled typist will get super-fast performance with brown/blue switches.ģ) I had the chance to try the Fruit brand scissor keyb. One cheap (about $40, difference with the others was too evident), 1 brand let's say L the best with scissor keys, 1 brand L with brown switches, 1 Corsair K70 blue sw. Maybe if I get my bonus this year i'll splurge and get one for work. But you end up paying the price of a K95RGB for a basic mechanical keyboard. I think my ultimate favorite would be clear switches, but they aren't that popular right now, and only a select few companies offer them. Ironically enough I find it useful more so when gaming while doing multiple 'taps'. The tactile feedback is really subtle, I'll concede that much. I think in a week I'll know what brand, and key type (cherry or scissors, brown or blue) is right for me. Hello, I found a shop that allows to return goods within 31 January with no expense, and ordered all keyboards I ever thought to compare:ġ very small keyboard with scissors keys (extremely low travel distance, I once happened to try and loved them), bluetoothġ large keyboard with scissors keys, but large buttons and arrows for gaming, wireless. Some of these kits go for as low as 20$, so you could perhaps order that first try out each switch and see where you stand on it personally. It's not the same as pressing them yourself, but you can get an impression of the mechanism at hand. There are companies who sell sample kits, and have videos where they demonstrate the 'sound' and actuation of all the switches. I don't have that much experience with blue switches, but if you do a google search. So you don't have to bring the switch all the way back up to 'reset it'. What I like about the brown keys is that there is no 'piston mechanism' like the blue switch. Although they don't have the signature 'click' of the blue switches, since I don't have dampeners installed I still get a nice little click sound on press/release of the keys. I personally own Brown switch K95 RGB, and I have to say it's extremely pleasant for both gaming and typing. Since they don't have any tactile feedback, it's easy to do typos as simply hitting the key lightly while moving your fingers could actuate the key. Red definitely isn't that great for typing, albeit at first for sure.
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