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This platformer's gameplay, visuals, and control flaws do not justify the high price. Update: the price has been lowered, but the achievements or the bug that prevents you from progressing have not been fixed. As is often the case with puzzle platformers, you don't know anything about the world, yourself, or what's happening. You simply move forward, picking up bits and parts from the environment. Sadly, this game doesn't have anything interesting. The images are monotonous, consisting of black, white, and gray. Although environments are basic, they do include certain details to make them more intriguing. Unfortunately, you won't be able to see much because the game is rather dark. The majority of the light emanates from the middle of the screen, becoming darker as it approaches towards the corners. The robot under your control doesn’t have any fancy abilities. Aside from the jump button, which you will use frequently, it can also pull and push crates. This is used in rare logic puzzles where you have to press some switches o ruse some other mechanic. Although the majority of challenges involve platforms and dodging threats, platforming sadly has several issues. The jump is …

good game for free time