Faster Than Possible

This game is terrible. I probably couldn't do much better... But at least I wouldn't release something like this much less charge money for it. I don't want to come off as harsh, because this is obviously just someone trying to learn how to make a game, which is fairly commendable... But don't by this game. The announcer doesn't sound very good, saying stuff like "You beat the level, FiNaLlY" even if you did it first try with a time in negatives, also I think that might be the only thing he says. This game has almost no variation in how you can interact with your environment, repetitive levels that feel like they've just been slapped together randomly, and enemies that doing damage appropriate for a single hit but can combo you to death. These things make it both boring and frustrating. This game also has a pitifully small amount of content, so just save your $2 for when a better game goes on sale... Or just download something like deltarune which has a better artstyle, more responsive controls, better thought out gameplay sections, a story and is free. But it's not really fair to compare what is obviously someones first game to something like deltarune which is the most recent pr…

This game is seriously just a masterpiece. It felt similar to playing a live version of Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules or just watching Holes (2003) for the first time. Most fun I've had in a while, plus I 100%'d it (steam please make it visible on my account)

One of the better asset flips from Tegridy. It still isn't really worth looking at. Do not Buy!

Fun, Simple Game with Room for Improvement This is a fun little game, likely from a newer developer. For the price, it’s decent—especially if you’re interested in climbing the global online highscore. Depending on how competitive you are, you could easily sink a few hours into it. That said, it does feel a bit unfinished in some areas. For example: - Sound settings reset when returning to the main menu, which can get frustrating. - No intuitive pause function—pressing ESC immediately sends you back to the main menu, losing your progress in the current level. I still found it enjoyable, but I probably wouldn’t recommend it unless achievements were implemented and could be displayed in your profile. If that feature gets added, it could be a great pick for achievement hunters!