Fjong

Funny game

I once bought Developers VaragtP games because I was interested in his old games, since they were cheap. But holy frick, this is such a horribly bad "port" of an obvious mobile game.

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Fjong is a simple yet very charming game, both the art style and the characters are very endearing. The music and sfx likewise, bring much joy and warm nostalgic feelings. Gameplay is fluid both on pc and on steam deck, and I didn't notice any bugs. However, please note, if you want every chievo, this game will quickly become your inescapable purgatory. While you wish for victory, fjong wishes to careen literally anywhere except the goal. You may be on fjong's side, but he is not on yours.

A simple, charming, derivative puzzle game that feels like a flash game or something from that era. I enjoy the vibe it gives off. It seems hard in the "secondary" mode but it's actually not nearly as hard as it seems once you understand the mechanics well enough.

Fjong is a small-scale indie puzzle platformer that finds its charm in simplicity, gentle humor, and physics-driven problem solving. Developed and published by VaragtP, the game presents a whimsical premise built around a group of bird-like creatures whose dream of flight is achieved not through wings, but through magical candy that inflates them like balloons. This playful concept immediately sets the tone for a relaxed and lighthearted experience, one that values curiosity and experimentation over speed or mechanical intensity. At the heart of Fjong is a jump-based physics system that turns movement itself into the primary puzzle. Players control their characters by carefully choosing jump direction and force, launching them across platforms, obstacles, and environmental hazards. Early levels introduce this mechanic in a straightforward way, allowing players to get a feel for momentum and trajectory without pressure. As the game progresses, the environments become more layered, requiring thoughtful positioning and planning rather than reflex-driven execution. Each jump feels deliberate, encouraging players to pause, observe, and adjust their approach before committing to an acti…