Pongo

Clunky controls that constantly send you flying off the edge of the map, making it impossible to control.

I paid about $0.09 for this, so [i]technically[/i] I didn't get this for free. Still, I am looking at this from the lens of having only paid pennies for it. Now with that said...it's fine. It took me a while to actually get the hang of the controls in what I was supposed to do to perform certain jumps, and even then I'm not good at it. The game is more casual than you may expect, though. You can [i]technically[/i] skip levels if you're really stuck, and there is a level select that unlocks as you progress so you can always go back and refine your runs. There are certainly worse ways to spend a dollar; and, for what it is worth, this game has achievements, trading cards, and generally runs pretty well. I mean, there's not too much complexity or outright unfairness going on here. I do think this game might have stuck the landing more if it had focused on one system or the other, and I would push towards the [strike]pogoing[/strike] Pongoing. It's fine, but I feel like the FPS part almost sort of distracts from what could have been a game focused on the movement. I mean, hey, the pogo stick that is also a gun is certainly unique and the shooting and dodging enemies is fun enough. St…

The game gives me a particularly sore headache ,the colors too glaring

Only 5 minutes in and I won't be playing this again. The jumping sometimes doesn't work and I couldn't even finish the first level because of that bug, won't retry it unless that's fixed. Avoid this game. Even for a dollar you'll feel like you've been robbed.

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Pongno.