Underland: The Climb

If you enjoyed the first Underland, you’ll already know what it’s about, and if you don’t, you should go and play the first one. There are another 30 levels featuring physics-based puzzles, where you often have to dig the terrain to get the character from point A to point B. Just like the first one, there’s a bit of a story at the end, so you should play them in order. I found both very satisfying, this latest one has a few more elements, but the first one packs more of a punch and has a better colour palette. As a bundle/ sale, they’re a real bargain, worth BOTH, the money AND time. [quote] [i] Check out [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44959158-Critiques-Sans-Frontiers/] our curator page [/url] to discover more little, interesting games. [/i] [/quote]

https://youtu.be/hffM6jhqWq4 Working an interesting combination of elements the level design doesn't live up to the potential of what's available.

and another neat little game

Booooriiiiiing. Needs waifus. Needs more interesting death animations & sound effects.

A fantastic sequel that greatly expands on the first, this short 30 lvl puzzle game is definitely worth the price! My only wish is that there was a level editor and maybe 2+ enemy types. I could truly see myself losing the time making levels.

I hate leaving bad reviews, but I just did not like Underland: The Climb at all. A few of the puzzles were interesting challenging because of the puzzles themselfs. However, all of them were irritating because of the way you interact with the game and the controls. Most of the puzzle solutions were straight forward as soon as you looked at them. Controlling the game elements to actually do what you need them too still took many tries because of how infuriating poor controlling the game was. Plus, several puzzles require several minuets of set up, then split second timing moving between several objects with the clunky interface, and inevitably failing the puzzle and requiring you to start over from the start. Even with it's very small price, I just dont recommend Underland: The Climb to anyone.