Magic Frame

★☆☆☆☆ No way all these reviews are real. Just click Ignore and move on. Game's trash. Yes, even at 49 cents, NOT WORTH. Even more so since there's a free to play version of this exact* same game. EXACTLY* the same. It's called Collision Hero. AVOID. *minor differences, like you get more coins and they fixed a bug where a bouncy orb thing didn't work.

Broken, Important jumping nodes are bugged and wont do anything which makes playing game impossible.

for broken achievement

Absolutely horrible and completely broken. this is not a game do not get it under any circumstance. doing my part leaving this review to combat the disgusting review-botting that is clearly taking place. I want to thank the other review someone left for bringing attention to it please award their post

I do not recommend

Magic Frame, developed and published by Nimos Games, is a compact yet ambitious indie action-platformer that draws heavily from the traditions of classic 2D side-scrollers. It presents itself as a retro-inspired journey through a world filled with traps, monsters, and dangerous terrain, offering players a blend of precision platforming, combat, and light progression elements. At its core, the game seeks to recapture the intensity and satisfaction of older pixel-based adventures—games where mastering timing and learning through repetition were key to survival. It is both a homage and a challenge, a test of reflexes wrapped in nostalgic aesthetics. The visual design of Magic Frame is one of its immediate strengths. The game’s pixel art, though simple, is crafted with a clear sense of purpose. Every environment—from dimly lit caves to ornate ruins—evokes the tone of a mysterious, perilous world. Parallax backgrounds and subtle lighting effects add depth to each scene, giving the impression of a living space beyond the immediate platforming path. The animations are clean and deliberate, conveying weight in every movement, jump, and attack. While it lacks the flashy polish of larger in…