Up & Away

Well designed levels and a good gradual increase in difficulty as you progress. level 37 was a surprise. I'm itching to hit 3 star on every level, i can't let myself continue without 3 stars lol

Up & Away takes a remarkably simple idea and turns it into a focused puzzle-platforming experience where understanding momentum is far more important than memorizing a complicated control scheme. Developed and published by Cataclysm Entertainment, the game revolves around controlling a small ship with essentially one input. The player can influence vertical ascent, while horizontal movement must be obtained through interaction with the environment. This restriction immediately distinguishes it from conventional platformers, since reaching the destination is less about freely steering through a stage and more about figuring out how the available platforms can carry the ship where it needs to go. The central mechanic becomes interesting because moving upward is only one part of every solution. Moving platforms provide horizontal momentum, requiring the player to judge their direction, timing, and positioning before committing to a maneuver. Obstacles complicate those decisions and gradually turn apparently straightforward stages into miniature navigation puzzles. The concept is accessible enough to understand almost immediately, but executing a solution cleanly becomes increasingly …

the art design reminds me of the Amiga games. I'm only at level 4 but i love the game so far.

There's some glitches when you bump into those moving platforms. All of the game's mechanics are revealed by level 3 and after that it's the same, just more complicated.

Interesting little game, I wish there was some sort of story reason why you need to go higher. I like the music too, but the music, in the first 2 areas at least, was a bit short so it was very noticeable when it loops. Havnt made it past that yet, but I hope there's harder levels, coz so far it's kinda easy.

A nice game, a bit easy so far.