FlowerRock

Full playthrough: https://youtu.be/WOey298NelM?si=hMh7SEXuNDRzEj04 Pretty remarkable, weird, entertaining & atmospheric game from what seems to be a solo dev - a solo dev who, additionally, appears to have created all assets and strung the whole thing together. The OST is pretty great chiptune for a freshman debut like this, and it definitely reeks of the tonal shifting and indie stylings vis a vis Undertale. I'll admit that I'm just a liiiiittle lost on the plot as a whole - there are definitely cool and interesting story beats throughout that further emphasize the weird kinda post-apocalyptic, hollow, empty, alone vibe - but I was left wanting a bit more questions answered than what was there. The different visual styles weaved throughout were genuinely impressive, and though there was some opaque storytelling, the ending did hold some emotional heft and satisfaction. Definitely looking forward to what this dev cooks up next since this first go holds a lot of promise for what's to come!

Bought it when it was .59 cents. Had an ABSOLUTE blast with the game, you don't get lore dumped but are instead allowed to figure stuff out on your own, everything feels smooth and simple yet challenging, I personally just wish the game was longer but would happily recommend it to anyone willing to try it out, absolutely worth the price tag. As one review put it, it feels like a "highschool project" and absolutely has that charm with the refining of an actual game. The animation cancel on the laser is a bit annoying I will admit but otherwise I enjoyed this game a lot, especially the various environments which slowly hint at the lore

It has the quality of a High school project but has some charm. Worst issue is the controls (you can animation cancel the shoot button and NOT shoot + strange inertia) and hitreg (missing what should hit and hitting what should miss). Both are vital for a good platformer and it's missing completely. The game is not insanely fun but I wouldn't say I overpaid. Expect a 3$ experience for the 3$ game. You can beat the game in under an hour. Don't get any ideas.