LINK Penguins

Cons: This game should probably be labeled as early access, not for lack of content, but for lack of polish. It doesn't look fully finished just yet. (E.g. debug text on title page) Bethesda-like collisions. As far as I know, there are no set levels to work through, just the "level of the day" or month. I've only got a couple of hours though, so I may be wrong on something. Pros: Nice animations. Fully embraced weird Uncanny Valley type art. Really fun, goofy little game. I like it. I would love to see more work go into it, but it's worth it on sale. I plan to play more.

LINK Penguins, developed and published by lemorion_1224, is a cooperative physics-based puzzle platformer that builds its entire experience around improvisation, coordination, and controlled chaos. It takes a simple concept—crossing gaps by building makeshift bridges—and turns it into a fast-paced, often unpredictable challenge where success depends as much on teamwork as it does on individual execution. The result is a game that feels light on the surface but becomes increasingly engaging when its systems begin to overlap under pressure. The core gameplay revolves around gathering objects scattered across the environment and using them to construct pathways forward. Players can pick up, throw, and connect items to form bridges, with the physics system determining how stable or unstable those constructions become. At first, the mechanic feels straightforward, but it quickly evolves into a balancing act between speed and precision. Building something sturdy takes time, but hesitation can be costly, forcing players to constantly decide whether to prioritize safety or momentum. This tension is reinforced by the game’s most defining feature: the constant forward pressure. Rather than…

The game is an amazing concept and the characters are silly and cute looking, however the shaky filter and wobble when throwing items, i'm not a fan of at all, it becomes more tasking, annoying and it takes away the fun of trying to build a simple bridge creatively, i believe this game can be just as much as a challenge without it. But all in all i really do enjoy the game, maybe have the shaky wobble effect and option for those that simply can do without it.