Cuyo
Ezalbot · 2020 · Indie, Casual, Platformer, Side Scroller, Singleplayer
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Cuyo
Cuyo is a relaxing, small platformer. Relax and play with relax mode or take a small challenge in normal mode.
Cuyo is the first in a series of 3.
Platform elements: Wall-jump, double-jump, wall-cling, exiting obstacles and enemies.
Beauty and peace: The game was design to bring a beautiful and relaxing experience while increasing the challenge as the player goes.
Can you find the hidden poem?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players consistently praise Cuyo as a charming, visually beautiful platformer with relaxing gameplay and responsive controls that works well as a chill experience. The main criticisms center on its brevity—with achievements completable in around 30 minutes—and lack of challenge or depth, making it feel overpriced at full cost and better suited as a sale purchase or gift.
Cuyo is dazzling, enlightening, charming, magical, beautiful, radiant, breathtaking, life changing, amazing, cute, wonderful, thought provoking, daring, fantastical, enriching, fun, magnificent, unique, glorious, elegant, angelic, incredible, triumphant, majestic, and absolutely delightful. Eagerly awaiting Cuyo 2!4 found this helpful
[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/7520163/]You can find hundreds of other reviews through our Curator page[/url] [h1]"Press Space to Jump/Win"[/h1] Cuyo has a couple of interesting takes. It shares a lot of basic mechanics with precision platforming games, such as an instant respawn mechanic that lets you delve right back into a stage once you die, and short levels that can be seen off in seconds during a successful run. Only, Cuyo is not a super challenging precision platforming game; it is, in fact, particularly easy. For games like Super Meat Boy, these design choices make a lot of sense. The game is specifically designed to cause you an inhuman amount of deaths, so seeks to lower player frustration and bolster an addictive ‘one last try’ mindset. Instant respawns are vital, because there needs to be precious little, ahem, dead time between your unfathomably high number of demises and rebirths. Short levels are equally important, because it’s easier to accept losing seconds of progress instantly and continuously than it is to lose minutes of it. You won’t eat a lot of deaths in Cuyo. You won’t have to take on levels over and over to slowly learn how to navigate thei…2 found this helpful
Not much to say, really. + Simple platforming with decent controls. + Simple visuals that work well. + Relaxing to play. - No settings, v-sync was not enabled. - 30 minutes for all achievements + levels. I was happy to get it as a gift, but it's not worth the full price.1 found this helpful
Awesome little platformer
This is a beautiful piece of art. Short,simple and sleek game play. Nothing too tensing. It was fun playing it with very soothing sound. This is very much definately recommended if you want to chill.
It's ok. Nothing special. There are worst ways to use your time. Buy it on sale if you wish.
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