Blueprints

This isn't Blue Prince but the music is great and it's kind of fun. Definetely worth $3 but not much more. It doesn't work on Steam Deck since the update though

ye, it's technically a game. Options don't really work, the game forgets that I unlocked the Final Challenge. And the Achievements are broken sadly. It's not worth 3 dollars, it's like 10 mins of content. Good for the creator to have a game on Steam tho, gratz ^^

The game is lacking so much polish. I like the concept of the description but the game was too painful to play.

A fun 30 mins and a very charming game from an amateur developer. definitly worth the like 3 euro it cost me. To add some hopefully constructive criticism that I havn't seen below I feel like certain qol features (such as coyote time, a jump buffer and variable jump heights) would make the game more enjoyable and smooth especially on the fast paced sections. it also felt that the gravity could be quite floaty and it took a long tome to fall but variable jump heights might make that a non issue No matter what i had fun and it is a great first game to have released and definetly something to be proud of. keep up the good work and i hope your next project is even better

When I initially started this game, I was cautious. Blueprints had come to me highly recommended, with one friend talking at length about how Blueprints had consumed his life and how he had an in-depth Notes page dedicated to its secrets. At first, nothing in Blueprints seemed to warrant that level of scrutiny. How could you spend so much time writing about a game where you can barely get a ball to roll in the right direction? But all of this changes when you approach the game's ultimate challenge: The Climb. Here, you realize that everything you have experienced previously is merely practice. The Climb is where the themes of the game shine abundantly clear, a Sisyphean war against both nature (the baffling physics and lighting engine) and the divine (the dizzying camera controls). It is in The Climb where the game teaches you its ultimate lessons. Rather than fall for the trap of so much of modern gaming in leaning on "cinematic" storytelling to shore up lackluster gameplay, Blueprints allows the brutal gameplay experience itself to present its ideas. Blueprints teaches you about the consequences of failure; there is no pause or reset button to immediately restart a run of …

Thanks for the devs for fixing the bug where you could glitch through the yellow cubes. Works much better now. Nice tiny game