A Walk in the Park

"A Walk in the Park" is a platformer and anything but its name! This cute game will probably trick you into thinking it's a piece of cake. You are in for a fun surprise! While it's not brutal, it will give you a run for your money. Beautiful levels with good platform design and physics! The bosses are fun to go up against and with interesting mechanics. How fast can you react?.. ^^ The controls are simple and tight. If you fail, it's going to be your fault! Now follow the signs and try to exit the park as fast as possible! You have to hurry if you want to see the fireworks! ^^ Collect acorns (and throw some at your enemies ^^ ), jump, react fast, break blocks, avoid obstacles and traps! It feels exactly like how classic platformers felt back in the day but with better design and colors. The UI gives you a retro feeling. It's fast, vivid, bright, responsive with smooth controls, interesting enemies and bosses! Select the difficulty and gooooo! For more reviews, follow my curator https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44864435-Mewesome-Reviews/

Tldr: This game is almost perfect for what it is. If you're looking for a small platformer with tight controls and challenging gameplay, charming art and story, as well as a good soundtrack and a few tiny content-additions, this is very well worth full price. Recommended! Review: Going by the "deceiving" name, the game becomes quite challenging until you get into the motion, from that on it isn't really difficult per se. I've never 100% a game like this, so that should tell something. It's also very polished, which makes for a great experience. There are some missed opportunities and slight missteps, though. I will call all that 'nitpicking' and list it below for interested readers (and maybe the devs). - Controls: While very responsive for how the game plays, it can have issues. Hitboxes around edges can be wonky. While I can disregard failing to an enemy because I touched the edge of their sprite as whatever, only happening a few times, not being able to break blocks because I hit them at their side corners gets tedious. In the same spirit, while wall jumping works and the character even tends to "climb" the edge if necessary, landing a few pixels too high on it, makes you …