

Flatland: Prologue
kyuu Fujisaki · 2020 · Precision Platformer, Side Scroller, 2D Platformer, Puzzle Platformer, Difficult
PC
9 user reviews67% · 9 📈 Making a comeback 76%
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About Flatland: Prologue
Flatland: Prologue is a full and original game (not a demo) and also a prequel to Flatland Vol.1.
Run as fast and precise as you can through Flatland, a minimalist neon-style world that is about to change forever. This is a fast-paced hardcore platformer with hand-crafted levels and challenges.
Key features:
Run, jump, die, learn, repeat.
Run as fast and precise as you can through Flatland, a minimalist neon-style world that is about to change forever. This is a fast-paced hardcore platformer with hand-crafted levels and challenges.
Key features:
- Challenging, fast and fun gameplay;
- Ramping up in difficulty from not-so-easy to soul crushing, Flatland: Prologue features hand-crafted levels with increasing challenges;
- Lightning-fast respawns keep you in the flow even in more difficult levels;
- Controls are simple and accessible but with several layers of depth to master;
Run, jump, die, learn, repeat.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game's fun platforming mechanics and engaging speedrunning potential, with some praising the music, but criticize significant technical issues including broken achievements, control problems, camera awkwardness, and frequent crashes or freezes. The game feels unpolished as a prologue, with complaints about awkward wall mechanics, repetitive design, and configuration problems that detract from the core gameplay experience.
For a prologue... absolutely underwhelming heap of trash. Clunky controls, terrible momentum, horrible wall sliding mechanic and a questionable camera view sum up this game. Not to mention the buggy achievements, which don't seem to be fixed anytime soon. Not exactly a good first impression to the franchise. This feels more like an unfinished project than anything else.1 found this helpful
Also not forgetting for a moment that this 140 knockoff is just another excuse for the proverbial grandstand, and another round of tunes, that doesn't even work w/o compatibility set to forced /specific, provides hours of entertainment in the form of repetitive, unending noise glitches, half-acted level design, hilarious out-of-area boundary blooms that dance like solar flares while getting burned into your retinas, achievements that refuse to work, music that stops dead for no damned sane reason, and ofc, the game itself, which also freezes, crashes, etc for absolutely no effing explanation at all. TLDR? Yeah, right. Your effluvial cesspit of animosity is precisely the reason these reviews are made. Pure fact. No fiction. You made it, you can see it read. Take the heat or GTFO the kitchen. Get down with sickness elsewhere, disturbed fakers.1 found this helpful
Great Game!
So much fun! You can beat it in under 30 minutes, but speedrunning it and figuring out what paths to take, where dashing would be useful even in the early levels, and just getting a full run without dying takes a lot longer.
Good platformer but using W or ArrowUp key to jump is very not good.
Short little teaser of Vol.2 gameplay! Music was still banging! The addition of collecting coins seemed unnecessary. Broken Achievements :(
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