CTRL+ALT+REPEAT

Buy this game right now! After so many disappointing AAA releases in 2023, we have finally been saved by an indie developer who has poured his heart and soul into this game. There is also a release sale! Say yes to the game. Say yes to savings. Right in time for Thanksgiving. Get stuffed with turkey and keep your wallet stuffed at the same time. Did I mention multiplayer? The more copies you buy for your friends so that they can join in on the fun, the more you save. Just take a look at this quick example: Buy 1 copy of the game = Save $1 Buy 5 copies of the game = Save $5 The math is infallible. It is simple logic. You will not regret buying this game and then buying it again and again!

Genuinely fun. The movement feels just right. Smart level design so you don't get frustrated. Zen parkour. Get it!

Tons of fun- the movement is fluid and easy to pick up. The levels are perfectly crafted to be challenging but intuitive, and introduce new mechanics in a way that isn't overwhelming. You're eased in to each new mechanic in a way that keeps you on your toes and rewards your mastery of them with some incredibly satisfying moments. As of the time of writing, this hasn't yet been Steam Deck Verified, but I can attest that this runs beautifully on the Deck: the extra buttons/gyro enhance the experience to be even more seamlessly fluid than it already is. If you're a fan of games like Alt-F4, Only Up!, and other "Foddy-likes", or just enjoy a good platformer but want some more modern movement options- this is certainly the game for you!

This game is high skill, quick restart, and rewarding when you defeat a level. It is a challenge and leaves me frustrated, but in a good way!

The good: - superfluous controls - depending on how you like difficult platformers, I guess that can be considered a perk - native Linux support The not-so-good: - many ripped off assets - barely any sound effects played during gameplay - resolution set to 1920 x 1080 on Deck, iffy gamepad navigation across menus - the game at first worked on my Deck, but now, playing the game just causes the Deck to shut down Overall I can't recommend this game. While the controls are great, and the difficulty can be considered a plus for some, the game doesn't really use any original assets and is pretty generic. Native Linux support is great, but for the strangest reason, the game will cause the Steam Deck to shut itself off. There's no "personality" to the robot; there's no sound effects for him. Pretty much the only sound effect that plays outside of the BGM is when he touches the water. The resolution is set to 1920 x 1080 by default on Deck, and gamepad navigation across the menus is hit-or-miss. More info: https://linuxgamingcentral.com/posts/ctrl-alt-repeat-review/

Challenging and fun!