Dark Frame

[h1]Hidden Trash![/h1] How do they expect people to buy this crap platformer game & even someone brought it by chance they would definitely refund it. Although i have won this game in a giveaway but seriously this might be the worst platformer i have seen until now. The dev didn't put any fluffing effort in this game as there is no tutorial, no settings, nothing, you have to figure out on your own then the jump mechanism is also crappy (you can't move forward & jump together). Also no functionality added for sprint. All the stages are so easy even a 5 yr old could do it. The ONLY upside here is that it provides you trading cards (which i have no idea how much value they hold rn) along with stupid achievements other than that there's nothing!!!

I do not recommend

Карточки есть и ладно

Dark Frame, developed and published by Nimos Games, is a minimalist 2D platformer that thrives on atmosphere and challenge rather than spectacle. The game opens with a hauntingly simple premise: you awaken in a dark, unfamiliar forest with no memory of who you are or how you arrived there. It’s an archetypal setup that serves as the foundation for a moody, introspective journey through a world filled with danger and mystery. From its first moments, Dark Frame makes it clear that narrative exposition isn’t its focus—its storytelling is visual and emotional, communicated through its stark environments and the ever-present sense of isolation. The darkness is both literal and thematic, enveloping the player in a sense of unease that drives the experience forward. The presentation of Dark Frame is deliberately restrained. The visuals rely on a limited palette of blacks, grays, and faint highlights to create a world that feels claustrophobic yet strangely serene. The use of light and shadow gives each scene a tangible weight, and the environment often feels like it’s closing in around you. The minimalist art direction recalls titles such as Limbo and Feist, where every silhouette tells …

Yeah, this game is pretty atrocious. I have no problem with low-quality graphics. Many platformers have them and still function great. However, "Dark Frame" suffers from constant glitches, ambiguous mechanics, and broken achievements. I bought this on sale, and even at 49 cents, I still feel like I got ripped off.

WARNING! Achievements do not work. Beyond that it is a sorta average platformer with some decent assets.