One Watcher

One Watcher: ~~~~~~~~~~~ The lost planet, the world of the Guardians has been brutally attacked simultaneously from two fronts! The South endure destruction by fire while the North has been totally frozen. This assault was orchestrated by the Watcher in order to eliminate all Guardians from the planet. The strikes were nearly perfect as most of the Guardians vanished instantly, with the exception of one! The only way to save his kind is to free himself from his underground prison and beat the powers of Fire and Cold to reach the Watcher. Are you daring to step into the shoes of the last Guardian and challenge . . . One Watcher? One Watcher is a fast 2D Platformer game developed and published by Christian Hamm and Michail Otrowski on the Steam platform in April 2018. The game offers 66 levels to beat across four chapters, and your aim is to reach a gear icon at the end of each of the levels to unlock a further few stages. As I can see so far (I’m currently playing through the second world) is that the first two chapters have 20 levels each, which includes a boss stage. Most of the levels are fairly short, well-designed and incredibly hard. Expect to die a few dozen times per…

If you are a fan of tight platforming controls that just *feel* good, go get this. The mechanic of having your double jump recharge everytime you touch a wall/floor/ceiling just feels intuitive and makes the game flow really well. I was thinking during the first chapter I'll might like this better than Super Meat Boy, but it hasn't quite got the character and it was surprisingly short. I was missing some optional harder challenges or harder versions of the levels. The leveldesign is good (except I hate those unpredictable chaser blades), and it got really interesting towards the end, but then I suddenly reached the end and had a rather disappointing final bossfight. Small things to nag about: They could have really tried to find a second explosion sound, the current one is a bit jarring. Don't waste my time with an unlock message after every stage. I don't really care if I have unlocked the next two levels everytime I finish a level, I'm going to play them all in order anyway. I can't change the chapter in the level select screen (although it didn't matter because I played through it in one go.) So in summary: Fantastic platformer, who's only real shortcoming is that I'd re…

A really fast paced jump 'n' run with lots of fun and challenging obstacles. The presentation matches the high quality of the game mechanics . You get cool looking graphics with good performance, fitting sound effects and music. Its easy to learn, but not easy to finish while its learning curve isnt too steep and the game rarely feels unfair.

I was approached by the game devs to play their game and give a review on the mater. I made a Youtube video on the matter that can be watched and I will link that at the end of the post. Anyway: I personally really enjoy the gameplay and love the game mechanics of the Platformer, however the story could use more developing, but the visuals are stunning, and the difficulty is hard but not too hard. Overall, definitely worth the buy! Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBJcKcH6wx0

The controls are almost perfect, the graphics are really nice and i love the lightwork. It's really interesting to play. Great game, and it is only in early access. I recommand.