Crazy Jump

[h1][b][i]Crazy Jump is a cute little 2D platformer that tends to make you both crazy and jump. …Numerous times.[/i][/b][/h1] [h1]Game’s premise:[/h1] [b][i]A short introduction story is presented, stating that a war occurred in the future causing the humanity to mutate into round beings in order to survive, while feeding themselves with carrots – the alone aliment not happening to wither throughout the war period. One day, the Demon King has arrived swiping away all the carrots; it is up to you now, whom now is round and pink, to collect carrots while overcoming the various level stages. While completing levels, a score between 1 and 3 stars will be given based on the timeframe taken to pass the level in question. The scores will let you collect the Demon Shards, which purpose is to unlock the final stage where you will be finding yourself face-to-face with the Demon King himself.[/i][/b] [h1]Featurings:[/h1] Being a little sphere in a 2D platform game, permits you to have a very bouncy gameplay. You will have to start slowly with easy steps such as moving blocks and making yourself a little path to take to beat the level. You will also have to [i]jump[/i] and move levers. Whil…

[b]Crazy Jump[/b] is a perfectly serviceable platformer. It’s got 70 levels of jumping around, avoiding spikes, collecting carrots and generally having an okay time! It’s not great but it works. The best aspect of the game is the fact that you can use your tongue with left click in order to stick to objects – this lets you pull levers, stick to objects and carry them with you or even swing from ceilings. The latter is the most interesting, as it makes some levels pretty fun since you can build up speed and get pretty fast! Latter stages ask you to master it with some tough challenges. They’re the main meat of the game since the usual puzzles are kind of overdone anyway, but they do come as a surprise after the very easy first dozens of stages. What really brings the game down is the controls: they’re unfortunately not up to par, with jumps that feel [i]juuust a bit[/i] too floaty and imprecise. It’s far from unplayable, but it's not great either, and when the levels start getting tougher, you're going to want better controls in order. Feeling like you died not because of your own mistakes, but because the game is against you, is never something you want for your players. If you'…

[b] TL;DR [/b] : This is a simple platformer game with 70 levels in total. The content it holds is worth it's price. If you want to relax and attempt some easy puzzle+platforming, this game might be the right choice. Difficulty at beginning looks like the game was made for toddlers, until level 60+ the difficulty spikes up a lot, mostly due to wacky movements and grapple hook physics. One of the few things I dislike is the movement. You are a bouncy ball that constantly bounce up and down while you move, however when you bounced into mid-air, jump input will get eaten, the problem worsen when you are on a moving platform where you can't even time the bounces because they became inconsistent. Another thing I am not a fan of is how the timer works. The timer for getting 3-star isn't tight for most levels [spoiler](besides level 69)[/spoiler]. However if you die, you are most likely not able to get 3-star, which leaves a question: Why not just reset the timer when player dies? Even the mechanisms reset to their original states after player death, there's no point of letting the timer keep on going, the levels don't even have a checkpoint.

Given the size and graphics requirement, this is probably a bitcoin miner. If it isn't... I'm not sure why it exist. It's not a very good game (and because I collected stars in groups of 3, I skipped over 100 and have locked myself out of that achievement permanently...) Avoid.