Evo\Wave

[h1] [b]APPROACHING BOSS BATTLE...[/b] Evolve stages into more complex graphics and fight with evil Magnavex. Maps are semi open thus allowing for some degree of freedom. Simple tasks to be done on each stage, like helping finding hidden pages, annihilating bad guys or searching for someone's friend. Character movement is a bit stiff, but overall as freebie I guess it's ok. [/h1]

HOLLLYYYY UNDERRATED!! crazyy fun 3d platformer with crazy visuals, good variety and TOP TIER MUSIC. all for the low price of absolutely nothing. This game deserves much more love

Campy, a little janky, but free. Wall grab and clearly circled jump shadow are nice touches, but the loss of momentum with the spin jump is irksome and robs some of the fun of the movement. Still, it's free 99.

Solid little platformer.

The platforming is actually quite good, with lots of fun abilities to use. What I didn't care for was everything else. Levels feel too big, the visuals get progressively uglier, and the actual objectives can feel tedious. Writing is bad, but that didn't affect my opinion of it too much, as I don't play platformers much for their plots.

A really original, fun game with a cool concept and entertaining gameplay. It's overall very easy but still provides a tiny challenge. I had played this game once years ago and decided to pick it up again, but this time with a completionist approach, unlocking all achievements and collecting everything. Took about 6 hours of gameplay. I'd say Evo\Wave is actually a fantastic game to get into completionism. The lore isn't really interesting, but I like its fourth wall-breaking aspect. The game's evolution is neat: with each level, the graphics change and you can gain new abilities that ever so slightly complexify the gameplay but require essentially no learning curve. Overall this is a really nice indie title, definitely recommend.