Nice Pro?

This is not a game. It's a (bad) physics tech demo.

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Fair warning, this really is more of a test demo than an actual game. I don't recommend it as a game, more as a novelty or something to mess around with for about 10 minutes. The 'game' has 3 levels, all of which are very short. Then there's nothing else really to do. The goals are not properly implemented, except on level 1, although levels 2 and 3 can be completed by just landing on the floor lol. The physics are quite janky, and need much more testing and fine tuning, but this makes them funny. The 'game' has promising features, like being able to activate slow motion which feels cool, and change settings in the physics. The music and colours are chill. In general it's honestly a real missed opportunity if you didn't work more and put some effort into developing it. It could actually be a very fun and relaxing, amusing game - and it would not take much time or energy to make it much better, just plan some more effective level designs and improve the physics a bit. Also needs to be changed so that assets are destroyed once they fly away. You could also make the game immeasurably better by simply including a very rudimentary level creator. People would make some crazy stuff.

Nice Pro? is an indie physics-platforming title that wears its intentions on its sleeve. Developed and published by NicePro, the game focuses on delivering a playful and unconventional experience built around movement, balance, and exaggerated physical interactions. Rather than aiming for an expansive campaign or a narrative-driven journey, it embraces a smaller scale, inviting players to tackle obstacle courses while experimenting with the unpredictable nature of its mechanics. The result is a game that feels less like a traditional platformer and more like a lighthearted sandbox designed to create entertaining moments. The core gameplay revolves around guiding one of several athletic female characters through a series of hazardous stages without falling. Success requires patience and precise movement, but failure is often just as enjoyable thanks to the game's ragdoll-inspired physics. Every collision and mistimed jump can lead to amusing outcomes, encouraging players to laugh at their mistakes instead of becoming frustrated. Interestingly, the game grants immediate access to all available levels, allowing players to approach the experience however they choose. This open structu…

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