Beku

Cool little game. Lots of heart and plenty of content. Not exactly super difficult, but very punishing of mistakes. Controls and combat mechanics are interesting and unique to a degree. The movement and attacks feel good, nice double jump from the start. Deserves a lot more attention. Not sure why this has fallen through the cracks. I would call it a real hidden gem...maybe not a diamond in the rough, but surely a tanzanite in the rough...maybe even an opal... Its only $5.99 and well worth it. Heck, buy a copy for a friend or two and play CO-OP. Toss a coin to your Devs...

I'm not refunding to support the devs, I was expecting a more polished gameplay from the trailer on indie games. It's a shame. [02/10]

[h3]SNAPSHOT[/h3] 90% art, 8% content, 2% actual combat / gameplay [h3]OVERALL - 1 / 10[/h3] [h3]PROS[/h3] + overall art and aesthetic is good [h3]CONS[/h3] - combat is really bad - not really anything to the game [h3]FULL REVIEW[/h3] Given that the game was "released" in 2022 and store page says it's still in "active development" but it hasn't had an update since I think it's pretty safe to say it's not getting any updates anytime soon. One would think a game that is entirely combat and platforming would focus on that, but it seems like this is more of an art demo than an actual game - which is unfortunate because the pixel art is actually pretty solid. Apparently the goal for everything in the game is to "get 100k points" but as enemies give you ~ a couple hundred apiece that means each level is going to take forever and without any depth to combat it just becomes something most people will want to avoid altogether. The game itself has seemingly a lot of content - lots of different looking enemies and levels to show off all the (admittedly cool) pixel art, but the combat itself is so bad I didn't even want to finish the first stage let alone more of them. For example, each …