Lennod Jump Game

Edit: Not only is this game appalling, one of the developer's of the game proceeded to harass me over numerous things because of my negative review. Hilarious. "Down syndrome Mario" is the only way I can describe this appalling game. To release this on steam is a genuine insult to yourself as a developer and person. Recommending this game should be categorised on the same level as a war crime. It is so vile, so garbage, that one may even call it the worst game on steam. It functions, and that is its one and only "positive" quality. The fact that it's only quality that isn't completely negative is one that is a bare minimum for any game in existence, must say something for this game's quality.

could've been a 6/10 but right now it's a 4/10. honestly i would've find the game alright if not for the fact that this game DOES NOT HAVE A SAVE FEATURE! and the shoot em up boss fights lacking check points or extra powerups or anything of the sort to make the experience less infuriating it is such a drag trying to get back to the boss. other issues i have: -the first desert level has no enemies making it an empty experience. -the enemies have weird visual clarity, the dog enemy can't be jumped on but doesn't have spikes on it. the spikes enemy in the some of the desert stages can be defeated by walking into it but in the final platforming stage you can't kill them at all! make it make sense! -the dog enemies constantly changing visuals each time you enter the stage... was that intentional? why is it random? so strange. please add a password or save feature, losing progress because i don't have enough lives or health just made the experience a slog. not recommended, try other free mario-likes on steam instead.

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This was a fun game to play, I am in awe of anyone who can create a game so well done. Music and art style was good, controls use the arrow keys. It reminded me of the flash player games. It’s free and fun to play, definitely recommend.

I wouldn't even mind the very simplistic look of the game if it was any fun to control... But unfortunately, the controls are the biggest thing this game borks hardcore. And it's not even the fact that the controls themselves are very clunky and unresponsive at times, it's the fact that the character you're playing has feels like he himself enabled ice physics when the game doesn't reflect that at all. What seems like simple precision platforming in this game (Which shows up as early as LEVEL 2 by the way...), turns into an absolutely frustrating experience each and every time because of how ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ slippery you are and how clunky the controls are. Honestly though, there are WAY better freebie platformers out there that are far more worth your time than this chunky mess of a game.