Harder Parkour

I able to speedrun it in 40 minutes. Then I realized this game is not a regular game. There is no unique and various features in terms of gameplay but I got that the dev choose a different path here. While playing it, you need to look around, explore the beautiful environment (there were 4 levels but art direction was really interesting), try to understand the story. Yes, there is a story whish has not been told to you, you have to understand it yourself. For me, it was a refreshing experience seeing such an interesting and beautiful world even though the game is super cheap. Cheaper than a coffee, so it worths. I leave it possitive

I love the addition of the dog! He is adorable. Definitely adds an additional challenge to the game. It isn't just climbing and dodging any longer, you also have to watch for the health of the lovely dog. Couple small bugs here and there, but nothing game breaking. Definitely need to time your jumps right... which I am bad at. I like that there are different routes to take to get where you are trying to go. Good climbing game so far that I plan to continue in the future.

I just played for 20ish minutes and my god my head hurts. There's little to say about this game except for the fact that it seems to be released in a sort of alpha phase? I would not consider this game finished at all. The character model as well as the world at large are constantly bugging, making it hard to impossible to see the world. For a game that has parkour in the name, the movement and parkour feel incredibly janky and unpolished. Movement feels awkward and where you can actually go seems very inconsistent. It presents as a linear level based game, which I think is good for the kind of game it is. However, the climbing in particular feels awful. It's unclear where you can climb and where you can't. Additionally, getting out of climbing without dropping down is a game of gambling and trying every direction several times until one finally takes and you can continue. Enough about the movement, now onto the actual levels. When the levels are not bugging out, (so like half the time) it has a nice atmosphere and looks good. However, the levels themselves feel odd? There seem to be some indicators you need to track to know when lasers turn off etc. But then not all of them hav…