Elon and the Divine Proof

I would not recommend this game, unless with a REAL BIG DISCOUNT.. It was very bland and not super fun to controls... I guess it's a easy game to 100% but was not worth it imo. The art style is cute and the performance was okay but was just one level and you only have to get 250 hamburgers and voila! it's finished...

You can consider this game as one the best test island for your platforming abilities where you can try any trick to get any non-timed collectibles any 3d platform offers you, even for the most difficult ones where you have to use many combined tricks to get them, since you can glide and, on the ground and in mid-air, dash, slide and spin with different inputs. And, except for the menu and the intro, is graphically optimized from day 1, a rare thing for indie games, or even AAA or similar these days. This experience has a HUGE potential to become a great full-fledged game, you can see every reachable place has thought behind it for its position. The only two suggestions are making a reset save option to facilitate re-runs if anyone want to try their platforming skills again and/or for speedrunners and giving an automatic checkpoint at the very top of the three towers, not only at the start and at the middle of the central tower, to facilitate retries of the ones who gained the tops and also to feel more a sense of accomplishment. P.s.: Don't worry about achievements players, the ones you have accomplished all pop up after closing the game.

TL;DR - Elon and the Divine Proof is an okay 3D platformer with decent mobility options, some occasionally poor collision handling, a nearly non-existent checkpoint system, an incredibly thin and baseless plot that goes nowhere, and a single level, with no reward for completion. It'll last you roughly a half hour, but if you enjoy 3D platformers and want something to pass the time with, it could be worth picking up on sale. The objective of Elon and the Divine proof is to collect 250 hamburgers from around a single island level. There's more than enough to reach this goal with nearly 80 extra hamburgers around, so completionism isn't a necessity. While nothing about the game particularly stands out, I enjoyed the moveset. You have the ability to jump, wall-jump, crouch and perform a backflip, crawl, turn and perform a side flip, dive in midair by pressing the crouch button, dash/air-dash, spin for a little extra height, and glide for as long as you want. However, there's no tutorial or prompts for any of these, so you have to discover them yourself through trying out the buttons in different situations, or by pausing the game. Additionally, all of the actions besides jump are ma…

Its a short game i found all the burgers i could which was 326. only need 250 to beat so wont take very long. steam says 37 minutes in all and i wasn't rushing. if you get it on sale and want a quick easy game then get it and enjoy. unless the developers add another level more burgers to collect i think the price is a little high. But well done for what they have accomplished i did enjoy it and hope they will be further expansions to the world in the future.

this game is a bit of a nothingBURGER! do you guys get it?

This is a short, but sweet, collect-a-thon in which you go searching for... hamburgers! Spyro, you can keep your gems, I'd rather have the hamburgers like Elon! The platforming is fun, albeit glitchy at times, and you only need 250 burgers to complete the game. There are more, but with some of the tricky platforming bits I'm glad you do not need to gather every last one to 100% this game.