Bat of dead

Yura, the author of the game, has asked me to leave a positive review, so keep in mind that I'm supporting my friend, even though I had a hard time playing it. + Noice music + Somewhat pleasant trippy visuals (to my taste) - 5 lives for all worlds - The game is frustratingly confusing — word 'save' doesn't indicate a place where you can save, navigating through invisible walls in the second world is frustrating^2, because you have to get a key in a spike room with unclear spike hitboxes, and then you proceed to a place with both invisible walls and spinning blades - Difficulty spikes are insane — there is no tutorial of any kind. In Super Meat Boy, which also tears your ass apart, in the first level you get, like, one saw which you have to jump over. In Bat of Dead you get A WHOLE BUNCH of spinning glowy things, and then sith lightsabers — and a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ blue lightning that hurts you, but a yellow one doesnt... FIRST LEVEL, DUDE. A white yoba that's standing still hurts me, while a huge worm with shap teeth doesn't. Doesn't make sence. - The story doesn't make me wanna go through it all, so I quit on the said level with invisible walls - No menu, you can only quit through alt+f4 + G…

Can't recommend, broken game. I thought I found a gem... but it needs better controls and a bug fix first. Despite the low quality graphics, I really like the bizarre look and deadly feel of the world. It's a neat top down avoid the hazards game with what seems like a sub story underneath the surface layer. Sadly, the controls definitely need to be improved. Point and click to navigate a hazard filled world is just bad design, but I am willing to live with that. Even worse, the game is broken. After a random number of deaths (between 5 and 8 from my count), you are just sent back to the main menu screen and have to start over. This doesn't feel intended since it feels glitchy with no "Game Over" screen or message, nothing of the sort. Such a shame too, because if not for that, I could live with the constant cheap deaths due to the slippery P&C controls and would enjoy playing this to the end.

Bad. 0/10

Absolutely stunning game. The controls are easy to learn but hard to master. Frankly, I'd say that the music might be the best part. I'd love to see it released on Spotify or something like that.

аркада,интересная и необычная графическая часть,замечательная музыка,геймплей простой и интуитивный,в то время как прохождение и сюжет гораздо тяжелее чем может показаться

I like the graphics, reminds me of old spectrum games. And I like simplistic games, but this is too much. There's no explanation about how to play or what the controls are. The menu has "Start" and "Exit". Looks interesting in a retro way, but the controls and lack of info kill it.