Don't Drop The Soap

Controller support has been implemented.

I really want to give this game a chance and I promise to make this review as fair as possible. This plays like a classic flash game and I honestly don’t hate that. For $1, it’s a decently charming and passable experience for what it is. However, the use of dishonestly AI generated imagery for the promotional material and achievement icons is a bit disappointing and prevents me from leaving a positive review for this game in good faith. I do believe this game studio has potential, I sincerely hope the best for your future projects as well. But please try to forgoe the AI generation; it leaves a bad taste in players’ mouths and hurts real artists. Update: I beat the game to be fair in the review. My complaints other than the AI generated imagery: - Double jumping was janky and sometimes just doesn't work, forcing you to work around this bug for the last 1/4 of the game. - Ladders are jank and hard to maneuver. - Bubbles were glitched, it did not keep score of my bubbles. - Final boss was vague and had no direction on what to do. Had to eventually figure it out on my own. - Game has no sense of any kind of story. It's nonexistent.

This game is a good challenge, definitely helps you pass the time when you're bored. I like how you have to try again and again and figure out how to approach certain obstacles. Will definitely recommend to others

This game is addicting and fun but really challenging and it's supposed to be that way. It makes you think of every move and i definitely died a lot. My advice is wait and see the patterns of the danger objects, it's all about timing. 9/10 would recommend.

Tbh I didn't expect to like this game as much as I did. It's just simple fun! Good for a relaxed evening of fun.

He he, ha ha. LOVE the silly idea and such but the controls are WACK and make it so difficult to actually move cohesively.