Sacre Bleu

First thing that comes to mind: the gameplay is rich. You can * deflect attacks like Ori’s Bash, * throw enemies (very satisfying when it creates "bowling ball" effect) * shoot with bullet‑time precision, * toss grenades, and more. To encourage you to use all of these mechanics, there’s a scoring system. The game is far more ambitious and deeper than it first appears. The backgrounds are gorgeous, and I really appreciate the Rayman‑esque, cartoony character designs. Exactly like the latest Shinobi, I would have cut some of the platforming in favor of more combat. It can drag a bit at times, and a few difficulty spikes might catch you off guard. Ledge‑climbing doesn’t always behave the way you want, which can be frustrating. Other than that, it’s clearly a labor of love!

Boring gameplay and clunky controls

It is a short so so game that contains challenging platformer. Fortunately dev quite fair on few very challenging platform part such as soup boss, where mc respawn not from very beginning. Story is barely so so and seems cut short. I wish this as metroidvania with variety of upgrade and bigger story, but instead this is just a short platform game. I beat around 4 hours. Graphic and OST is alright. Gameplay is a bit fun. Actually I am a bit Mixed with this game, but since there is no neutral option in Steam....then I am more to Barely recommending this game, and on sale only.

nice game

this game has so many issues, i don't recommend it. and it also feels very lacking and bland. i wasn't having fun with it as a speedrunning game, and approaching it at a slower pace was not great either. movement feels bad, deaths and mistakes often felt like the fault of how the character controls rather than my own fault. some of the level design makes it feel like there are intentional 'surprise deaths'. like the camera obscuring some danger (with no way to pan the camera), or some spike block rushing towards you after a camera transition. one of the end levels even has spikes hidden by part of the ui. not a fan of that at all. there is a lot of stopping for a speedrunning game. your character is magnetized to ledge grab, but grabbing a ledge kills all your momentum. one of the worlds is a water based world where every level has you pushing your ship to the end of the level with you. sitting on a boat is not the fun movement i would want out of a speedrunning game. combat feels bad and isn't fun. the idea of gaining time by performing well in combat is unique, but i would rather master a course on its own rather than deal with janky combat in the middle of it. and i don't …

Fun little bullet time shooter about a French man who was framed on false charges. Combat is very fun and as the game advertises seems to be a good game for speedrunners I am not one of those people lol, but I enjoy it regardless.