Mana Fracture

Excellent 3D platformer. Controls are very tight and the added movement tools that you get keep things fresh. The difficulty level feels tough but fair and does a good job of ramping up over the course of the game. The end is a satisfying capstone. Would definitely recommend if you enjoy 3D platformers and are up for a challenge.

The more I play the more i like. It's a precision 3d platformer with no real 'carrot' like coins, collectibles, etc. aside from going higher and higher. In a way that's the beauty of it, because you play because you're having fun, and you don't play because, well, you fell of a dang mountain and you might be too annoyed to climb it again. The platforming has its own feel and weight that's unique among other games I've played. Once you lock in with it you can kinda shmoove a bit. My biggest complaint was that wallrunning and walljumping are pretty finicky. They don't always perform consistently and I seemed to fall off walls a lot. I dreaded every time I climbed for a few minutes and then there was a yeet into a few wallruns and jumps to get to a new checkpoint. Thankfully the dev instituted some 'safety' platforms that aren't really checkpoints you can warp to, but instead are like soft checkpoints in case you fall while doing some of the more treacherous jumps. They aren't always there, though, so you might just be frustrated for a while until you figure it out. Eventually a dedicated wallrun button is introduced and it seems to work really well, but until then, it'll probably be …

the movement felt stiff, like wherever you jumped you were stuck on that path with limited air control, but that's immediately fixed once you get your upgrades, which happens early on. other than that, it's a fun platformer, and I'd recommend it to others

Great game. Tight controls, smooth animations, and fun to play. It runs beautifully on CachyOS as well as the Steam Deck. Since I've started playing people tell me I'm more attractive and I no longer cower in fear of the day star. 10/10 must buy.

Its very charming. The game looks simple but has some complexity behind it, and I can see how speed running this came could become very fun. Recommend if you are looking for a simple but fun 3d platformer

If you enjoy: -The heavy momentum based movement of Mario 64 -Getting Over It-likes that understand what is and isn't good design for the subgenre You absolutely should pick this up and play it. I beat it in one evening and honestly had a blast, it's super satisfying movement and very approachable and engaging level design. With just enough sauce to get you frustrated, but only just enough so much that beating it feels all the more satisfying. A perfect little snack of a game. And hey, if you're a fan of niche speedruns, this has that written all over it. So many opportunities for timesaves and cool tricks.