MoonSpire

I might be a bit biased given my play-tester/friend of developer status, but overall, its a fun and more forgiving rage game that's worth a shot. The controls feel great and the beginning through middle were really fun to run through. The game also doesn't overstay its welcome, clocking in at about an hour. It's a charming first game for a new developer that I think its worth a chance. I think some improvements could be made to teaching the game as some parts were a bit too vague to understand mechanically. There are also a few bugs (pun not intended) to be ironed out, mainly accidentally soft-locking the boss into not being able to fight anymore and needed to reboot your save. Just remember that the "rage element" definitely kicks in on the last few puzzles and you should still have a good time.

Visuals: -Very crisp & nice to look at -Some occasional lag spikes where framerate would go down to 40 for a couple seconds Gameplay: -Snappy controls (sometimes a little too snappy) -First sections of the game are very well paced, but some of the higher/middle sections you can fall a very long way and lose a lot of progress. There are no save points. Sound: -Very nice sound effects and the music is calming Overall: -for a small indie game its great. It feels super polished. Future updates or games could incorporate better save features and decrease frustration with losing progress.

game doesnt boot up, just a black screen :/ wont thumbs down tho :)