KilaFlow

I really liked this game a lot, from its visuals to the characters and most importantly the music. For me, the music alone makes me want to replay all the levels again. The platforming starts simple, and each level introduces a new hazard, mechanic and Datype to keep track of. Once its starts piling and mixing all of these at the same time its where the difficulty spikes and the game expects you to have mastered all of Kila's movements to overcome them. Some other reviews have pointed out the issues with depth perception and i have to say i did feel like its really difficult to judge how close or far certain Datypes, obstacles or platforms. If you are planning on getting the platinum key for the level this issue will feel more apparent and frustrating. So far this is the only problem i have with the game. But other than that, i still enjoyed the game a lot and i highly recommend it if you want a really challenging platformer with cute characters.

Overall great game, but it was not fun at least for me. I love platformers, but this one felt like i was in a constant 1v1 vs the camera. Bonus level 4 was a good example where the whole premise of game is go fast, but camera is pointed towards you so you have the "Can't see sh*t syndrome". I really really loved the aesthetic and the premise. Boss levels were super fun though. But overall I cannot leave a positive review as it took me multiple days to beat it, each ending with basically a ragequit on a level with poor visibiliy.

This is is really good! Would love to show to my friends!

Fun platformer. I would absolutely recommended this game. That said, I did have some issues with the camera and reversed gravity sections, and the difficulty after about world 7 kinda made me stop trying to 100% every level.

This game is so awesome, never thought I’d have so much fun playing as Malwarebytes with sex appeal!

I do believe this game deserves a passing grade, but it's definitely rough around the edges. The fundamentals are here, the game doesn't get especially stale and keeps my attention by drip feeding new puzzles and obstacles to consider. Concepts make sense, are sufficiently presented to the player and implemented. There's love in it too, its clear that its a passion project, characters are funny, worlds are creative, the soundscape and visuals are inspired. But it's biggest issue is there's just a lot that needs more detailing and proofreading. I think one of the most obvious offenders is there is not a good balance of chaos and information. It can be hard to understand what's happening when the screen gets busy or you're moving at the pace the game wants you to move. Other examples include certain mechanics being finicky and hard to work with, such as, but not limited to, rail grinding and teleporting, which have very little feedback on what you're doing. Stepping into a teleporter can easily kill you if you don't know where it goes because the game does not give you a chance to look around the destination before arriving. Rails are wacky and slightly buggy, and the snapping to the…