Pinkman

this game looks and probably is very fun, but at least from my experience it is not a functioning game on Linux. the controls are bugged, making you forced to go right constantly, so you can't get past the second level. I know it seems stubborn to criticize an aspect that isn't unanimous between platforms, but otherwise Linux will never be a true competitor. people need to star taking Linux compatibility into account when making PC games or we're never gonna get out of this monopoly.

THIS IS THE GAME OF LIFE.

A nice game to shut down your brain and relax while trying to get pinkman to the doors. The levels are simple and fast, the graphics are also simple but very stylish, with changing palettes everytime you die.

Not much to say here, I just want to add another positive review, really. Maybe the only negative aspect of this game is as short it really is.

Short but fun little romp where you will probably die a bunch (don't worry, it's not actually that difficult). For a player with an average skill level, it'll probably be around 90 minutes to complete the entire thing, so it can definitely be done in a single sitting. There's no real story, but there doesn't need to be. The controls are tight, the mechanics are well made, and the level design is almost a treat to blitz through. One question though... why did this game try to access my location when it first booted it up? I play a lot of games and I have NEVER gotten a pop-up from my PC asking to give a game location permission?? What purpose could this possibly serve? For what it's worth, I denied it as I have location off permanently for all of my apps, but the fact that it tried to prompt me to re-enable it was definitely weird. If someone tech-y could decompile this game, check it for malware, and post their findings, that might be worth pursuing. Stay vigilant.

Top notch.