Minit

Minit has a very unique gameplay. It's simple in the way of its timed runs, so there's only so much to do in one run. However, that also comes with its challenges. Players have to build on each run in the allotted time and rely heavily on memory. With each run, there's a sense of urgency yet satisfaction depending on how well that run went. There are some items/areas that I've gotten to with only seconds to spare (and sometimes less). I have not played a game quite like this, and it's actually the first game I completed 100% of the achievements! I can truly say that I have enjoyed every Minit!

[h1]Minit[/h1] ☐ Loved it ☑ Liked it ☐ Not for me [b]Weighted rating[/b] out of 5 [h3]3.42[/h3] [h2]Summary[/h2] [b]Minit[/b] is a peculiar little adventure played sixty seconds at a time. But fret not, you pick up tools along the way that can help you in subsequent runs. [b]Best for:[/b] Fans of quick, try-again loops where an growing inventory of gotchas and tools help you progress. Then you die, and repeat. [b]Skip if:[/b] You dislike repetition or time pressure. Dying every 60 seconds and trekking back through the same areas is an acquired taste. [h1]Review[/h1] [b]Minit[/b] is a 2D top-down adventure where the character dies every 60 seconds. Each life starts back at your home, but everything collected and unlocked persists. You sprint, explore, accomplish something meaningful, die, repeat. I was honestly taken back a bit by the art direction. If I would have spent more than 10 seconds looking at the screenshots on the store page I wouldn't have been but here I was, diving in blind. The style grew on me I guess, it is distinct and memorable, albeit a bit impractical: Found it a bit difficult to navigate nonetheless without much contrast. I will still rate the art highly. …

Origial idea and great execution. A short but fun game

A fun little game, but fair warning, it is very short. It took me just an hour and a half to complete the game, and even exploring all of the game and completing the second run mode only barely puts it in range of comparable games. Also make sure to pay attention to the premise of the game. If you hate time limits, you may not like this game.

help i turned on the game and im colorblind now

Amazing short game to finish in one sitting. I played it twice now, once on PC and one on Switch (comfy couch), which I rarely do, and I enjoyed both playthroughs.