FreezeME

FreezeME is an enjoyable platformer overall, but I think it could be improved significantly with a little more development. There are lots of minor bugs and other annoyances which make this game harder to recommend. Pros: -the time-freezing camera is a novel addition, and makes you think outside the box for some challenges -the worlds are all a decent size, filled and spaced out well, and generally fairly well-made -most quests are fun and a little challenging -camera is decent, so are the controls in general -low system requirements -steam controller worked out of the box without tweaking -music/sfx are all on point Cons: -lots of bugs. Mostly small, with one big one (soft lock requiring game to be closed, unsaved progress lost) -occasionally there's a cube which seems disproportionately difficult, or an overly punishing challenge which is a little out of sync with the rest of the game -no way to tell which world your missing green pigcoins are located in, making 100% completion difficult -no indicator for which time attack levels are already complete -you always spawn at the center of the hub world, instead of near the level you just exited. You're ejected from the world after …

This game is just terrible. The level design is uninteresting and bland and just feels like stuff randomly through together to try to get that Mario charm but it just misses the mark entirely. The physics are some of the worst in 3D platformers that I've played with your double jump feeling like it adds way too much momentum to sometimes not at all and I'll have done the same inputs. The gravity mechanic + the horrible camera left me feeling sick and just not want to 100% the game. The camera freezing mechanic isn't used all that much or I somehow did cubes without needing it. The bosses are a horrible joke and are just not fun to fight, they feel like a chore instead. Even on sale I wouldn't say get this game. Get something like Poi or A Hat in Time.

It's OK. But definitely not as clean as a Mario 64 or something similar. But still cute and fun. I wouldn't spend more than a few dollars on it or have too high of expectations though.

Being a fan of anything adventure and / or 3D platformer, I picked this up on sale, I believe as I think the price is a bit too much for what feels more like a proof of concept than an actual game. You have your regular starting area, your ice area, your lava area, your spooky area, but apart from that, there's nothing that really makes it stand out. There are some things that give it a tiny bit of replayability, though how much is to be argued. I honestly can't see anyone speedrunning this as the RNG elements cause too much of a headache even on casual play. Hitboxes are solid, the music is repetitive, and there's very little enemy variation to give this game a good recommendation. At best, this is a gift to someone that might like something to play for an hour or so.

Horrible controls. For a 3D platfformer it's unbelievably dumb how ridiculous it is to control the character conpared to games like Mario, banjo, crash, spyro and even yooka laylee. PS the achievement list is weak. The 4 hours I have on record is what you need to 100% if you know what you're doing. Could have did it faster too. The game 100% probably takes about a next hour. But that's if you know the game already like I did. If not, it should get you atleast 10h. But unless your a big 3d platformer person like me, skip it. It has good ideas but it just plays bad function wise

A decent, well-designed game, though unpolished and somewhat clunky. There's a game with a lot of heart here, despite common minor glitches. It's worth getting it on sale if you're patient enough to handle the controls.