Exertus
Loneminded · 2019 · Action, Precision Platformer, FPS, Parkour, 3D Platformer
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Very Positive85% · 286
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About Exertus
Exertus is a first-person action platformer with free-run and old school FPS inspired movement mechanics.
Through use of the fluid movement set within the game and the dynamic level elements, players have the simple aim of getting from point A to point B, either by using the beaten path or the off-path environment in the semi-linear levels.
Compete against yourself and other players through global platform leaderboards and statistics, or relax and play for fun.
42 original semi-linear levels
Play through 42 original levels with a semi-linear design. The aim is to get from start to finish but how you choose to do so is entirely up to you.
Fluid movement
Get from A to B in style through use of Exertus' fluid movement mechanics.
Level elements
Cross the path of various level elements which you can use to your advantage.
Global leaderboards
Compete across original levels against other players via global leaderboards.
Through use of the fluid movement set within the game and the dynamic level elements, players have the simple aim of getting from point A to point B, either by using the beaten path or the off-path environment in the semi-linear levels.
Compete against yourself and other players through global platform leaderboards and statistics, or relax and play for fun.
Features
42 original semi-linear levels
Play through 42 original levels with a semi-linear design. The aim is to get from start to finish but how you choose to do so is entirely up to you.
Fluid movement
Get from A to B in style through use of Exertus' fluid movement mechanics.
Level elements
Cross the path of various level elements which you can use to your advantage.
Global leaderboards
Compete across original levels against other players via global leaderboards.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Here we are again. If you are familiar with this developer then you might be aware of their previous game Inertia. Exertus is basically Inertia with a couple small differences. All the levels take place in open voids now instead of being in enclosed spaces. There's also a "fire" ability. I don't know what this is supposed to be for other than rocket jumping. Rocket jumping completely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ breaks the game. The game boasts "semi-linear levels" where you can make your own path. Even with this, the levels do not seem to actually be designed with rocket jumping in mind. It is so easy to bypass almost entire levels using the rocket jump. Disregarding rocket jumping, this game is basically the same thing as Inertia. There are no improvements to the core gameplay. Mechanics do not work properly. Sliding works when it wants to. Momentum is almost impossible to maintain. Platforming does not have a smooth feel to it because single jumps will just barely miss most platforms and double jumps way overshoot platforms if you don't slow down. There really isn't all that much interesting to talk about gameplay wise with this one. Especially not when comparing to the developer's previous game. …
A tiny Parkour practice game
nah bro ts game trash like what the ♥♥♥♥ is this movement. even counter strike has better movement
better and easier than the first game these guys made, satisfying, got addicting pretty fast. wall run is still pretty slop
Great momentum based platformer. Fun for hours!
How is inertia better than this? This feels like a weak clone of inertia with clumsy controls and weird physics (in comparison to inertia). Well, still serves the purpose. Also: Skip the entire game with rocket jumps!
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