Nohra

I'm not sure if there were any button prompts past A and D, which allowed me to intuit and discover the interplay with jumping and dashing. The cursor is a strong signifier that ramped into the levels necessitating more discerning movement; a number of times I had slipped onto my second monitor when dashing and failing as a result. The final levels had a substantial difficulty as well as a welcome degree of variance in the path. I took some time on the title screen to hear the music and wonder about whether Lupu is supposed to be leaning away from the sheer edge or floating mid-air. The game is small and fast befitting a Nerve game experience, but there's some withdrawal of thrill within the abundance of checkpoints. If the checkpoints are removed, the spaces allotted for them also go, and more sequences may emphasize the amount of mid-air control provided around the jump gates in order to craft a broader palette of difficulty for them. The long jump sequence before the laser chase was a high mark, but I wanted more evocation of anger with the level so as to achieve a cathartic thrill upon success. I was going to say I have Silksong at home, but I've still not touched a bit of it…

Pretty cool ! Keep going, Monster Lab ! ^^

I like Nohra a lot, and I highly advise you to play it For a game that is free, its a really good game to download and then just save for a rainy day when you have no internet and need something to do. It only needs 133.16 MB, so most users aren't going to encounter storage issues with keeping a game on their device that they might not ever play. Nohra is designed to be speedran, and even features its own in-game timer so it's very easy to snap screenshots of your best times and see how well you can play. It's not too long of a game(my PB is 4 minutes and 4.430 seconds, according to the screenshots I have), not too complicated, and not too hard. (with the exception of the second to last area but even that can be beaten easily with a bit of effort and practice) The controls are nice and really easy to figure out, and the ability to slow time is super helpful. I've often used it in back-to-back short bursts to line up each dash and jump in a complicated series of maneuvers to allow me to navigate entire sections of the map in seconds, and its sooo fun. It's honestly just a short and sweet game that tons of people can enjoy, especially anyone with even a remote interest in speedr…

Short (finished in under 20 minutes ) but very good game. The art is good and the movement is smooth even though I need some aim training for the dash and patience for precise jumps :D

nice short platformer where you control a monster who can dash once in the air (kind of like celeste) while this game doesn't have much content, it is still a fun experience and it has an amazing visual style you can finish the 5 levels in about 10 minutes, but you can always try to speedrun the later levels, which is definitely a good challenge :)

Short game but its amazing, please make a longer one