Aerial_Knight's We Never Yield

Cool game that needs more attention. Like my game, this was made by a solo developer. There are some issues here and there, like the HUD not really telling you the directional keys (the face keys work fine), some minor VFX and SFX problems here and there, but it is to be expected. I had fun! The music is dope, the characters and cut scenes are great, the game play is cool. I originally thought it might get repetitive after the first level, but he changed it up and it got drastically more difficult and interesting. I played but didn't beat the first game, so I'm a little lost on the story, but that doesn't change the fact that playing this was nice! Good work on your second game!

A few issues that popped up for me: Sword guys controls don't pop up. So I had to die a few times to see what they were (The zip-line being especially annoying). I have no idea what the super mode does besides change the shield guy. Took a minute to figure out how to exit the game. Nice temple run style game. It needs more love ,but I can see the vision.

I tried it two times and it crashed both times in different ways - once during the first jump of level 1 and once while loading Level 1. The RAM requirements seem to be too low. I have 7.5 gigabytes and it maxes out that easily. I'd say 10 GB of RAM might be better. It does not look like something that needs that much memory, though.

Aerial Knights We Never Yield takes and already cool game and made it better. A runnier like the first game, the brothers are together, now, and you control them both. Technical: There isn't much to say, here. The game is by a micro team of just several people with limited resources. That isn't a knock on them or the game, and in fact, it's admirable what they've accomplished with so little. The game runs well and the controls are responsive. My only real knock against it is some perspectives it's hard to tell which character you need to perform an action with and when. The other thing is if you die at a certain spot, you respawn right at the barrier, which can cause problems. The music is great, just like the first game. Not much more to be said. The game is a runner where you leap over, slide under, or burst through barriers. It was a lot of fun and controlling two characters at once was a really nice touch. I love the Aerial Knight games and I hope you'll give them a shot. Thank you for reading.

I have never before played a runner game with higher production value than this.

Fun