Grapple League

Grapple League is a cheap, fun game that I believe is pretty well made as it has entertaining mechanics and, surpisingly, a pretty high skill cap. There's a lot to take advantage of and, like any charming platformer/movement game, there are some wonderful bugs to enhance your speedrunning. I won't name any as I personally abuse them to get the top times in all the courses but I'm sure they'll be patched eventually. Anyways, I recommend buying this game if you're a fan of games with movement mechanics and plenty of shortcuts. (I edited my review as my previous grievances were fixed. Thanks devs!)

If you like the first mirror's edge you will enjoy this movement based game the game does take skill to maintain fluid motion so it's not easy but it feels great once it starts to click. also the sound track is great and features indie techno artists

Incredibly fun game for a very cheap price. 100% recommend!

It took me 2 or 3 sessions to finally get it to click for me but after I did. I really got hooked. I would strongly recommend giving it a shot and then if you get frustrated, give it another shot later. I don't know what it was but just sleeping on it, something clicked. The later worlds are worth getting to.

Grapple League is a fun and unique game. Each level has it's own patterns and obstacles to overcome, with a myriad of decisions and paths you can take. The only limiting factor in solving each obstacle course is your imagination. With the variety of challenges on each stage, I find the robust physics engine really shines. If you're looking for a fulfilling, challenging, speed running game with a nice physics engine then this game is for you!

I've always been a big Spiderman fan, and this game is what I've always wanted out of web swinging. It's a simple enough concept that's easy to understand and get into, but there's also a ton of depth in getting into a flow and understanding how to work with the physics. I'm normally not a time trial/speedrun guy (usually just finish each level once and be done with it), but there's an inherently satisfying feeling of controlling your momentum that actually has me going back to retry levels for a faster time (or cooler execution). For <$10 this game is easily worth the cost. PS: Camera Gang