DASH n CRY: Bursting

Very fun !! The level design in this game is very awesome, gets extremely difficult especially towards the end but everything is so well made that it stays a fun challenge all the way through. Would very much recommend for the price its at especially if you like difficult games that give you a good challenge.

I fell in love with platformers after Celeste, which is still the best in the genre imo. Afterwards, I found Windswept, which is a great game. And this game is another great addition to my list of favorite platformers along with the 2 previously mentioned games. It has a relatively short main campaign that has rewarding side collectibles that require getting good at the mechanics and then they add the hard levels for the post-game where you have to master the game mechanics to beat. If you like Celeste then I highly recommend this game.

Overall the game is a pretty basic precision platformer that controls quite nicely. It does have a tiny bit of jank and hitboxes don't always feel great, but the very fast respawn means you barely feel the pain of a death most of the time. The main story is quite short, but there are 30 extra hard bonus levels waiting for you when you complete it and gather enough collectibles, greatly extending the gameplay. All in all at the $6 price tag it's definitely worth the pickup and you are guaranteed a few hours of fun and pain while trying to 100% the game.

Fun precision platformer with great art

game is great and stress you a lot until you cry, its in name everyone

Fun precision puzzle platforming game, with a neat dash and jump set of mechanics. The hitboxes can be unforgiving at times, so there will be deaths that feel unjustified (and a couple rooms with really nasty hit boxes) but not so much as to lead to frustration. Well done on the level design, game ramps in difficulty through the main mission, with extra challenges to get the collectables in each stage. After the main mission are a set of hard missions, each with a focus on one "gimmick". There's enough stages to showcase depth, and designer creativity without getting too repetitive. Overall, if you like platforming games, it's a fun couple hours, definitely worth the 6$