GutterPunk

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game keeps crashing, I have a great pc setup, game looks fun but it's a shame I can't play it, hopefully the Dev can make this more optimized

oh my god i had like 12 heart attacks just now. right, dont get me wrong, there are some aspects i did like about the game. especially the style, i love brutalism, which is exactly why i decided to download this game in the first place. the message is nice aswell, though there isn't really much story telling at all. this would be perfectly fine if they just wanted to focus on the gameplay, i get it, and i would've been fine with that too, but its a really basic and honestly quite janky platformer. and, dear god, the LAG. though i will say the final level was quite fun. anywho, i beat the game, then noticed that my laptop was like, REALLY hot, and then the entire laptop just.. shut down?? it was a big problem for the laptop apparently, but luckily i managed to fix the problem without shedding too many tears. just. like. one or two. maybe its not completely the games fault, you know, europe is going through a bloody HEATWAVE right now, but ive never had this problem even with the most high end of my games before. tbh if you want a game with a similar-ish story to tell and graphics (though abit slower in gameplay) thats also quick to play and free, just download they came from a …

GutterPunk is a game that caught my attention pretty quickly because it takes the idea of a fast movement shooter and puts most of the focus on speed. I play as Char, a young woman living in a dystopian society where she has moved down from the Upper City and is helping organise an underground rebellion. Most of my time is spent racing through brutalist concrete environments while trying to get through each section as quickly and cleanly as possible. I like that the game does not waste much time getting to the main idea because the movement is clearly what it wants me to focus on. The wall running is easily the best part for me. Every time I run along a wall I build up energy, which I can then use for jumps, dashes, slides and attacks. This makes the movement feel connected rather than just giving me a collection of separate abilities. I found myself trying to keep my momentum going because stopping can make the next section much harder. There is something satisfying about getting a good sequence together and moving through an area without breaking my flow. The combat works nicely with this too. I do not actually need to kill the enemy robots to finish the levels, but taking them…

idk i fw movement games - top 2 player

This game is a blast! The overall experience of running around and parkouring while trying to manage your energy by wallrunning and shooting enemies gives it such a nice depth for something so simple. The game feels very fast, rewarding and most of the time not that frustrating to play. Some obstacles or interactions are a bit inconsistent or irritating at times, but it's a vey nice game overall. Can't get enough if it! Then you have the scoreboard, and I do have to say this was one of the large parts that got me hooked to this for so long! The urge to beat the others or get on the leaderboards is a very fun chase of dopamine. The usage if sector times is also a good way to keep the player engaged and motivated, even if they don't rise in the ranks. The maps are a ton of fun. They're nicely scaled on difficulty and are not only plasing to see, but also somehow give me the feeling I have so many paths to choose from, even though it's a linear map design. Also, the amount of diversity between the maps is very enjoyable. If there's any things I can critique it's the time slowing mechanic: I never found myself using it ever again after trying it out. It's a fun concept, but pers…