Heads Run

Fantastic artistic super speedy precision platformer with a dash, walljumps, and, for a portion, double jumps. Recommended for anyone who can handle speedy hard games.

Super Meat Boy on crack. Heads Run game with an incredible audiovisual presentation, and a player character so fast and precise that precision platforming feels almost impossible, at least on a casual playthrough, and it reflects in the S rank time requirements, too. Others have cited visibility as an issue, but personally, I think of this more as an exercise in utter overload than a conventional platformer, so 'tis all just part of the experience!

Could be a fun game, but falls short in too many aspects, the most important being that it's way too fast given the low clarity and the lack of niceties like coyote jumping and input buffering. Add to that the grating soundtrack and missing QoL features (e.g. no target time shown anywhere), and I sadly cannot recommend it.

This is a basic "twitch-former" which is extremely touchy on the controls. Monsters do come through too, like others say, which was a neat twist. However, I personally found it to be too frustrating to be fun, and the mechanics overall are on a timer that's set WAY too fast for my taste. This has been compared to Super Meat Boy, and that's somewhat fair, but this title has a lot less personality and needed a lot more tuning on the controls, some difficulty options, and a way to remap controls. It's really rough, so unless you simply adore horribly rough unfair platformers, I cannot recommend it.

Absolutely amazing hidden gem of a game. My friend and I raced through it together and we loved it! I don't know how else to describe it beyond a "Psychological Horror Precision Platformer". Loved racing to merely beat the light and dark worlds, and then seeing who can do the S ranks first. (we were super close!)

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