Nary

[h1] Endless runner with some weird character. Seriously but place for this game is on mobile phones. [/h1]

Nary, developed and published by Kiepska Spółka, is a compact indie experience that embraces simplicity while attempting to deliver a focused and cohesive gameplay loop. As a small-scale project, it reflects the hallmark traits of many independent productions: a clear central mechanic, minimalistic presentation, and an emphasis on direct player interaction over sprawling narrative or cinematic spectacle. Rather than overwhelming players with complexity, Nary opts for a straightforward structure that encourages mastery through repetition and refinement. At its core, Nary revolves around skill-based gameplay that demands precision and attentiveness. The mechanics are easy to grasp but gradually reveal layers of challenge as players progress. Controls feel responsive, which is essential for a title that relies heavily on timing and spatial awareness. The learning curve is balanced in a way that allows newcomers to acclimate quickly, yet it introduces enough escalating difficulty to keep experienced players engaged. Success in the game often depends more on player improvement than on unlockable upgrades or power systems, reinforcing a sense of personal growth as you refine your approa…

I'm trying to play all games I bought just to get cards and level up my Steam level, and this is one of those small 0,5 EUR games I got hooked on. It's simple looking autorunner platformer, but trying to get all the achievements means trying all possible customizations (mode, item, curse) and it can take time. It was fun and frustrating (especially the Good Boy ending) and apparently doable. Seven hours of adrenaline for half a euro, definitely worth it. PS: Hint for the True Pirate achievement can be found in the Trophies section.

nice game for speedrun

Nary is a well-crafted runner made by a dedicated developer. The core gameplay revolves around dodging obstacles by jumping and taking down enemies using directional attacks. The mechanics are tight but require precision—getting used to the jumping system takes some time, as you need to be careful with your inputs (wait for landing before jumping again and hold the button to gain more height). The game features six levels, each introducing different abilities like double-jump, dash, and gravity switching. On top of that, there are numerous modifiers to unlock, allowing you to tweak or completely change the game’s rules, adding extra replay value. If you're a fan of runners or challenging games, this one is worth a try. It’s fairly priced, offers a few hours of engaging gameplay, and the developer, Khud0, is active in addressing bugs or issues. 8/10 – A solid, challenging runner with great developer support.

Bought the game on sale for 59 cents to get a emoticon on the points shop... but actually had a good bit of fun with it which was a pleasant surprise. It's very difficult and unforgiving but has an addictive quality. I wish the dev a bright future in game design.