10 seconds dash!

There's an English mode! Looks like the dev didn't set their Steam product settings so it looks like English isn't supported, but the FIRST option in the config options is "Language" and Japanese, English, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional) and Korean. The story text and menus all get localized as needed. I've commented to the devs and they're working on fixing that. As for the actual game, it's simple platformer. You've got 10 seconds to get to a goal, you have a single air dash and over the course of the game you get to bring one of various skills, ice ball to freeze enemies, the ability to phase through a single wall tile, roll through small gaps, etc. The game itself is a platformer with some puzzle elements. Clearing the stages so far (up to 35) isn't to punishing, the difficulty ramps up as they add mechanics. But if you're trying to collect the edge treasures on the map it makes things much more difficult. I've often finish with less than 0.5s to spare. The game comes with 100 maps as well as an editor to let you make your own levels. Making a stage lets you upload it to the central server and generates an ID code for it, from there you can share your stage ID for others…

[h1] A cute, lovely little platformer! [/h1] Its not rocking the world but I was surprised by how entertaining it is. If you're a fan of platformers and have a passing interest in the more "masocore" types (that game over music sure sounds familiar), this is an easy reccomend with a lot of soul and character. The levels go by briskly (it is 10 seconds!) and don't overstay their welcome, even after a lot of retries. There is always a lot of tension and stress because of the timer, but SO much relief when you get there. So often I'd finish levels with microseconds left on the clock, once, I finished with nothing on it! There are completely optional chests to collect in each level, which serve and as a nice way to give each level multiple difficulties. I tried for them most every time, and ended my first playthrough only missing 14 which I'll wanna come back for. After enough restarts/deaths you are given the option to skip levels, though I never used it. There's a lot of creativity on the levels at display here. The timer limits how much difficulty can scale, but the game makes up with it with variety and getting alot of juice out of the various mechanics. Levels are most …