Mad Dojo

Movement is very floaty and imprecise, which isn't great on a precision platformer.

Mad Dojo has great level design with horrible keyboard controls. You play as a ninja that can't even get on top of a bamboo without flying off into space. There are 60 levels so it should give you enough time to pull all your hair out.

It's alright.

There are bits and pieces of fun here, but this is the first of these hard-type platformers that I found myself wishing had a "hold still for a got dang moment" button. You'll fight the controls and the levels at the same time, and wonder whether the juice was worth the squeeze while you're doing it.

Played on controlled. Game is kinda hard and some parts can get annoying. Feels like the faster you try to get through the level the easier game gets, but can get sometimes kind of rng if you made in time to certain parts of the levels. Last 5 level i've breeze in like 5 min, while previous levels were harder. Game beaten in 2.3h so it can be done in under 2h or if you god gamer in 1h. Through this time i still didn't understand when you sometimes bolt like a rocket jump upwards and sometimes you don't.

terrible controls