KilaFlow

Just Irritating Nothing else

This is a game I wish I liked more- all of the people that worked on it are awesome, the music is great, characters are fun, and it’s just so passion filled The moveset that you have and the sense of momentum feels super good- when you’re FLOWING, you’re hella flowing But in the latter half of the game it leans way harder into super hard precision platforming that I didn’t like a much (personally) I think the more lenient / open platforming of the earlier worlds I liked more, especially with some of the camera gimmicks actually hurting my head. End game becomes like, Celeste-tier precision almost. The portions where you’re upside down doing things gave me a headache :/ Also, the bosses (to me) feel like way more misses than hits. My favorites were those that were races of platforming segments, like the dolphin and dinosaur, and I think that’s where the systems shine the most in the boss fights. The more puzzle platforming bosses just weren’t fun- especially the plane and the final boss. The Sonic Adventure-esque bosses were fine, though some of the camera movements on how it focuses on the opponent, did give me motion sickness? I think it’s the virtue of the fact that you can …

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If you're unsure, try the demo, it has so many levels that you'll definitely know if you'll enjoy the full game. But this game is absurdly good. Smooth movement and fun gameplay, although sometimes the visuals feel overwhelming and the game asks some intense precision for certain ranks/challenges. The aesthetic is wonderful and there's plenty of levels to either master or blitz through, your choice.

I'd become a killer for kila.

The game's super fun, I love it! It's visual style and soundtrack are great, very remaniscent of frutiger aero, vaporwave, and a lot of of both modern and old internet media. The movement is a bit complicated, but it's easy to understand, specially with the tutorials they give you. I actually have to give praise to the tutorials, because even if there's a lot of them, I never felt like they were unnecessary, they not only help explain new world mechanics, but also if the game sees that ur struggling to get the hang of things, it gives you more hints to help. That being said, the game isnt perfect. No matter if i played fullscreen, windowed, with all of my things closed except the game, it always had inconsistent FPS. Especially in the first world theres low FPS. I'm assuming its because the game isnt well optimized, but it could also just be my computer not liking godot very much. During gameplay, the camera is always fixed; you cant move it, and theres some sections in levels where it's in uncomfortable spots, making you do blind jumps on certain parts. The teleporters are instant, which I don't like because not only do they sometimes send you to narnia where you…