Milli & Greg

If you like a short, but very challenging platformer game like Super Meat boy, this game is right up your alley. Around 100 levels, each level is on single screen and you go from point A to point B without dying to rescue your cat. Starts out simple but ramps up fairly decently. There are some collectables in most of the levels for replayability. Overall, it scratched my Super Meat boy itch!

It's a pretty straightforward choice: do you like platformers? If yes, then you will enjoy the challenge. If you answer in any other way, this game is not for you. If you want to try platformers, try Dadish 1 and 2, Duck souls, Kaze and the Wild Masks, The Messenger, or Rayman Origins and Legends. Don't start with this game. That being said, it is not a punishing game. Every level fills the one screen, and there is a handy-dandy option to zoom in to make some segments simpler. It is difficult, but not in the same way Celeste's C sides or last Chapter were. And Celeste is by far the better game. Nonetheless, I felt a sense of pride finishing it.

A little game that doesn't stand out among the sea of precision platformers on Steam, but a fun enough way to waste a few hours.

Very enjoyable platform game

A Milli A Milli A Milli

Really nice game. I like the controls, and the level design. Not an overly long game, but well worth the price if you like 2D precision platform.