Aero's Quest

[h1] [b]Shovelware Quest[/b] Fair warning - you will not escape from grasps of this game so easily... [/h1]

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its a shame as i was enjoying this game but after only a few stages when you complete a stage the moment you greet the people at the end where the green smoke goes off and the black square emits from that general area there is some kind of insane lag that happens that doesnt go away until you restart the game but sadly upon completing the very next stage it happened again. luckily if you are determined enough you can save and quit after each stage then restart the game again to see it through but I don't think I will do that

Aero's Quest is a terrible, boring, sluggish platformer with some of the most awful "music" you'll ever encounter in a game. Thankfully, the game is well aware of how bad it is and it crashed after 10 minutes (it took the remaining time to drop cards). It's comical that they ask €5 for this garbage and hilarious that they call this fast-paced.

Aero's Quest is a platformer boasting 100 levels, but unfortunately, it falls flat on nearly every front. This game, seemingly created in GameMaker and likely the developer's first attempt, fails to deliver a compelling or enjoyable experience. The visuals in Aero's Quest are dull and uninspired. The art style lacks any unique flair, making it difficult to differentiate it from the countless other mediocre platformers out there. There’s no creativity or charm in the design, leaving players unimpressed and uninterested. One of the cardinal sins of any platformer is poor hitbox detection, and Aero's Quest is guilty of this in spades. The hitboxes are atrocious, making it nearly impossible to avoid obstacles with any consistency. This fundamental flaw leads to a lot of unfair deaths and a significant amount of frustration. In a genre where precision is key, Aero's Quest fails miserably. The controls in Aero's Quest are another major drawback. They feel inconsistent and random, a fatal flaw for any platform game. Instead of feeling in control of the character, players will find themselves fighting against the game’s mechanics, which detracts from any potential enjoyment or sat…

2/10