Ambidextrous Psychopath

Ambidextrous Psychopath is a rigorous platformer that requires you to use both of your hands to control two cubes*. Your goal is to get these cubes to the end of the level as fast as you can, and you cannot proceed if you are too slow. However the only way to truly beat the game is to get a 3-star time on every level. A 3-star time is a fast enough time that is considered "acceptable" by the game, so it gives you three stars. Overall the level design of Ambidextrous Psychopath is good with a "fun and rage inducing" amount of variety. The music is also nice, and it sets the mood rather well. Despite it's seemingly difficult levels, It's definitely possible for anyone to enjoy. Overall I recommend the game if you want a good and quick challenge. *yes I am assuming that these are cubes in the event a 3D remaster happens to comes along.

Skill. :D

hard

Bimmy Beansworth approves of this game.

Ambidextrous Psychopath is a git-gud platformer, and it doesn't pretend to be anything else. It's a fun, small title, like all git-gud games should be. In AP, you will find: - Fantastic gimmicks to go along with the clever premise - A control scheme that is slippy, but always within reach - Game design that knows when to shut up and let you grind on a task - Feeling like a boss The game does have its flaws. Namely, the game's platforming has no sympathy. If you press jump before hitting a platform, nothing happens. If you press jump just after walking off a platform, nothing happens. Since you're trying to wrangle two characters at once, this becomes a huge turnoff. If you're looking for the clean, satisfying platforming of Celeste, you'll be disappointed.

hmmmmmm it is good but hard