Little Triangle

if you like hugging every single wall ever since there is no indication if a wall is fake or not, then this game is for you. To get 3 star in a level, you need all secret, all character saved and all collectable, but the two last are restricted by the first one, so if you don't find all secret, you can only get 1 star max.

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Mediocore platformer, nothing new, but well made

Little Triangle is a fast-paced and a hardcore platformer. This is one of a few 2D platformers where the movement and jumping mechanics are exceptionally tight, and feel so smooth to play, it never feels clunky. Aside from the story mode, there are also a battle royale and 4-player co-op modes. Whilst the game starts off easy, it eventually gets harder and harder.

Little Triangle, developed and published by Cotton Game, is a delightful indie platformer that blends old-school charm with modern sensibilities. At first glance, its minimalist design and simple geometric protagonist may seem unassuming, but underneath that simplicity lies a well-crafted and surprisingly varied platforming experience. The game embraces the philosophy that precise controls and thoughtful level design are more important than flashy visuals, and it executes this philosophy with confidence. Whether played solo or with friends, Little Triangle manages to deliver a balanced mix of challenge, humor, and lighthearted competition that makes it stand out among its indie peers. The premise of Little Triangle is straightforward. You control a tiny, anthropomorphic triangle navigating through a series of hazardous levels filled with spikes, traps, enemies, and environmental puzzles. The controls are tight and responsive, allowing for precise jumps and quick reactions. The difficulty curve begins gently, easing players into the physics and timing, but gradually escalates into levels that test even seasoned platforming veterans. Timing is everything—mistimed jumps or reckless m…

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