Turnip Mountain

Pretty cool! Glad to see another climbing game, and this one's a little different. As with many of these, controls take a little practice (particularly the two-stick jumps), but then it's good fun. And yet one question remains: why doesn't the turnip gain an option for visibly muscular arms with all this climbing

I was very surprised how well this game controlled. I went in somewhat expecting a deliberately frustrating Fodian style game, but instead I found a genuinely well designed and uniquely controlled platform game. In the short time I had with the game it was challenging, but never unfair. Also the art and music were top notch! [b]FULL VIDEO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQA3xWc5p7A[/b]

KInda love this game

Genuinely one of the most fun I've ever had playing a game. The physics based platforming and control scheme creates a very tight, very rewarding gameplay loop, especially as the game progresses. The whole "controlling both hands individually" setup is something you'd expect out of a rage game, but the concept is done completely in earnest and it works so well. The gameplay gimmicks introduced in each level are so creative and work well every time, and the difficulty curve left me so satisfied not only with the game but my own performance by the end. That's not even mentioning the gorgeous chiptune ear-candy that is the soundtrack; the instrumentation hits on exactly what makes chiptune good. There wasn't a single song that got tiring to listen to in any level which is an insane feat, props to Isabelle Chiming. And props as well to the Sanderson Brothers along with everyone else who helped make this game possible, I hope and pray that it gets the attention it deserves. P.S. It might be worth implementing workshop support and/or a level editor at some point in the future, because I feel like this game would absolutely THRIVE off of community-created levels similar to the Celeste co…

great, charming little game with unique control scheme and well integrated mechanics

One of these game that simply hooks you up from the get go. It is simple to see where you need to go. Getting there though... that's going to be another kettle of fish! I haven't felt that way since Öoo in a different kind of platformer. The game looks great, sounds amazing (that soundtrack is fire), and the controls are fantastic. Easy to understand, hard to execute but you'll get there eventually. As I've completed the second stage, I know I'm still in for a treat and can't wait to see what's in store in the other levels.