Yui Tui

Lucky me gets to write the first review for yet another Anamik Majumdar asset flip/cash grab scam. Yui Tui is an asset flip from Anamik Majumdar, who keeps reskinning the same lame GameMaker Studio game templates and re-releasing them on Steam with a few minor changes. The GameMaker Studio templates he keeps re-releasing are just basic retro pixel (couldn't he rip off a template with proper graphics??) 2D top down/platformer stealth/action games. Here's some other copy + pastes from Anamik of [i]exactly the same game template[/i]: The 2D retro pixel platformer template: [list] [*] Balloon Azuna [*] Boon Boon [*] Christmas Cats Revenge [*] Electronic World Z [*] Fight For Love [*] Jaxon The Thief [*] Keatz: The Lonely Bird [*] Mission XAM [*] NightmareZ [*] Orange Santa [*] Smash Halloween Pumpkins: The Challenge [*] Super Strawberry Man [*] The Christmas Gifts [*] The Hero of Bangaona [*] The Valley of Super Flowers [*] Zack Y [/list] There's also this other template which has been copied+pasted many times: The 2D top down retro pixel stealth/darkness template: [list] [*] Abandoned Croxon Mansion [*] Axizon Labs: Zombies [*] Gaze At Maze [*] Ghost In The Barn House [*] Greg…

Fun little side scroller. It is short and should take less than an hour to complete I did run into a large number of bugs. I found after each death all the items lower by one pixel. Eventually they will lower out of frame and you can no longer collect them. This can be fixed by deleting the save file for that level and repeating the previous one to re-unlock it. I also found after a bunch of deaths enemies will freeze in place. The delete save file also will fix this issue

Yui Tui is a retro-style side-scrolling action platformer that proudly embraces the spirit of old-school arcade gaming while delivering a surprisingly ambitious indie adventure built around war, survival, and nonstop combat. Developed and published by Anamik Majumdar, the game feels like a heartfelt tribute to classic platform shooters from earlier gaming generations, where fast reflexes, difficult stages, and straightforward gameplay loops mattered more than cinematic storytelling or technical spectacle. From the moment the game begins, it becomes clear that Yui Tui is less concerned with modern gaming trends and more focused on recreating the challenging, action-heavy energy of retro arcade experiences. Although the game shows clear signs of being a smaller-scale solo-developed project, it also carries a genuine charm and enthusiasm that help it stand out among many indie platformers inspired by the same era. The story takes place on the island of Yui Tui during the 1500s, a location once protected by the legendary guardian Reko from the dangerous Kazkova invaders. After years of peace, the Kazkova forces launch another large-scale assault on the island, taking control of strate…