Blindsighted

Blindsighted has a really cool concept for platforming! I enjoy every death and dont get mad because it just means i get further! The music is very relaxing as well! It doesnt rely on your actual memory to get through and instead resets you with all the lines that you found already PLUS no live system! For how cheap it is it's a very good game! I would have priced it at 5 USD imo 10/10

Fantastic short little game. May make you rage but it's fair and consistent. Really lovely minimalist visuals, nice calming soundtrack, plenty of unique little mechanics to fill up the short playtime. I was on 98 deaths on the last level and told myself I'd quit at 100 and give up, was the most satisfying "Thank you for playing" I've ever earned!

Funny shoe game very good

I would recommend playing game as it is a short experience for only £2, the game concept is very unique comparatively to other similar games i have played in the past and for the most part it was a fun experience. My few "issues" i had with the game which could have been more prominent if the game was longer in length would be only 2 things, the first i would say is that in a lot of levels there tends to be areas where the ceiling is quite low causing unintentional hits on the rooftop because you have jumped far less than a second too early and the other would be that some areas where simply too hard to read with the reveal mechanic not being within the area. I felt that in a few places it was difficult to get a grasp on where to proceed within the level and if in an area with spikes easily caused countless deaths without gaining any real information on where to go in order to progress. If this game was longer i feel i would much prefer something like the music note reveal mechanic but built in at all times with a decent cooldown only showing the path within the immediate area for a very short period of time almost like a camera flashing. Overall, the game was still fun to play and…

This game feels like a tech demo. The concept is good, but it feels underexplored. First off, it doesn't advertise itself very well, it is brutal in its last levels. Now, this isn't due to the difficulty of the obstacles themselves, but more due to the fact that levels get long, and there never are checkpoints. For a game made to have you die over and over (think precision platforms), the amount of time it takes for you to reach the point in the level you died at is unacceptable. The collisions are also very weird for the player. You can only see the feet, but that's not your hitbox. Its 2 blocks tall or so, and 1 block in width roughly. This would be completely fine, if the game didn't make you navigate mazes and tight-ceiling jumps without being able to tell where you actually would be. I actually beat this game twice by accident, because i thought that i had dropped it midway the last time i played (i switched to a different OS, so the save data also didn't transfer, that's to be expected), So i played up until the point i remembered and... that WAS the end. It just kinda fades to black on a level with a "thanks for playing". No final level. The game would be much better if i…

This game gave me Stockholm Syndrome