100 Trials

The developer, a not very kind man, who is not a fan of practically anything at all it seems, except one thing. This developer LOVES children, he has constantly been a threat to them in communities he takes part in. Please do not support him or any games he creates or has created. Onto the game itself, it is very lazily made, it treats you as if you have 0 intuition for even the most basic concept of a mouse being used. It also is slow paced and is an asset grab of the largest kind. The only advice I can give is the dev should put as much care into his games as he does to reposting drawn children on twitter.

Though I can't finish it because I suck, if you're into challenging platformers, this is definitely the game for you. The controls are smooth and responsive, restarting the level is quick, and there's plenty of fun gimmicks to be had. The game its self challenges you to do the levels fast as there's a neat little badge system too

Good game Hard game, i hate pathmaster

Interesting game, sadly not my cup of tea. It was pretty fun at first but the further it went on the shorter my fuse became. Having an extra challenge was fun at the start but at one point the levels started to drag on for way too long. While I do understand that the challenge is the point of the game I'm afraid to say that it's also what kills it. You know what to do, you know how to do it but you simply cannot get over one specific level!

This is a level-based skill game with no storyline. Your main objective is to clear 100 stages, split into 10 sections of 10 levels each. Each section introduces a new gameplay mechanic that builds on the previous ones, gradually increasing the difficulty. For example, the first section teaches you the basic controls, followed by the introduction of moving platforms, timing-based challenges, wind fans that can push you off course, and more. You must complete levels in order, meaning if you hit a tough spot, you’ll need to keep trying until you overcome it. Alongside the unique mechanics of each section, some elements remain consistent throughout, such as blue switches that activate when touched and open doors or platforms, and red switches that can only be triggered by shooting them. Overall, it's a solid pick for fans of tough, skill-focused games, but it may not appeal to everyone.

Absolute amazing game a solid 10/10. The game really pushes you. Love to the game and the creator.