Mastho is Together

Disclaimer: My scores/reviews are almost always based on having bought the game at close to the "lowest historical price" on steam at time of purchase. Quick score: 3/5 Notes: Nothing revolutionary, just your standard minimalist platformer for super cheap. Controls are fine and level design is decent. You can probably find tons of free games that are very similiar, but for 54c its basically free. The game is very middle of the road difficulty and is missing speedrun achievements. So if you want an additional challenge, go ahead and try and beat the game faster than me, 52 minutes. (I wasn't trying that hard)

Pretty fun platformer if you have a couple of hours to kill. It's a decent but very flawed experience. The controls are often oversensitive, the hitboxes can be a bit weird, some challenges involve mashing a button really hard which feels very inconsistent, and the level design and balance is all over the place. The game certainly lacks polish and content, and there are plenty of free games that have a lot more to them than this one. Still, if you happen to buy this game, you won't completely regret the purchase as it's really cheap and it can still be an alright way to spend an evening.

I really enjoy Mastho is Together! Cheap, precise, and incredibly challenging. I'm a big fan of the minimalist style and clean gameplay. You might have to figure out the correct path but mostly it's about nailing each pixel perfect movement. It's difficult to say anything that isn't already said in the other reviews so I'll choose my favorite. As Crazy4Puzzles said, "the game is very tasty". How could anyone say it any better than that? I played it live. While the game is exciting, the video is OK. https://youtu.be/BGpNT7qPM7g?t=3841 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26701155-The-Pepp-Selection] Click to see my curator for more reviews![/url]

P A I N So I saw this in my queue and thought, "Wow that looks a lot like Celeste". This is basically Super Meat Boy, so if you like platforming games that DON'T HOLD BACK, this is a good pick, especially for the price. Only 40 levels, but some of them you'll really cut your teeth on. My only real complaint is that one level in the midgame, specifically level 19, is disproportionally harder than most of the other levels until you reach the last few. Other than that, the difficulty is a fairly nice curve that slowly introduces mechanics, and checkpoints are fairly generous (if they didn't exist I wouldn't have gotten this). Clean graphics, clear hitboxes, and interesting mechanics make this a gem, and I hope to see more from the devs!

Little platformer with tight controls and no need for flashy graphics. Art is simple, but it employs colors to express everything you need to know. You control a white rectangle that must avoid red hazards in order to reach the diamond at the end. You only have a jump and dash that can only be used once per jump. If you want to try again, you must touch the ground or hit pinwheels. The platforming is really responsive and smooth. Although the emphasis is on precision and time, the game does not go too far in terms of difficulty. That doesn't mean it can't cause a few fits of rage. Spikes and turrets will get you a lot of the time, but you can also die from objects that are designed to help you. Jumping pads and buttons that remove colored platforms will get you as many times as normal threats. It’s a bit unfortunate the game relies on single mechanic while avoiding threats. The issue is that your jump constantly needs to be cancelled with dash. Since jump is quite high, stages fill ceiling with spikes that make normal jumping tricky. Fortunately, the game doesn’t overstay its welcome. Depending on your abilities, you could finish the game in an hour. The fact that stages hav…

Amazing precision platformer. Visual is minimalist, music is chill, level design is there to brake you, but encouraging checkpoints will prevent you from having a stroke. EXTREMELY RECOMMENDED.