Planet Cube: Edge

Hit boxes are laughably bad, Stand to the far right of the block where spike is -- simply jump up & somehow the spike hits you even tho that's IMPOSSIBLE. I didn't step on the spike, your game sucks

Planet Cube: Edge is a very good little action platformer - quite unique visual style, perky music, and of course a lot of action with many interesting and mostly fresh ideas. It's also quite hard, sometimes painfully so, but I wouldn't call it unfair at any stage. You've been warned :) Edit: the last levels are completely crazy. Crazy hard, but also crazy good. Hats off, devs!

A solid puzzle platformer plagued by bugs. I can stomach the broken achievements, sound randomly turning off, and even the collectibles randomly not collecting upon clearing a room. The last straw came after I spent 3 hours hunting collectibles only to have the game softlock on a blank loading screen, erasing all my progress.

Visuals 9/10 Gameplay 10/10 Story 7/10 Highly recommended !!

Steam Achievements are broken, and have been for many players for the last couple years it looks like. I really do enjoy the game so far, so I'll change it to a positive recommendation with a proper review if and when they get it fixed.

Planet Cube Edge is begging to be the hardest game out there. It has a very cohesive and charming aesthetic, tight controls, and surprisingly high production values for a game of its type. Watching the credits, I was surprised at the size of the development team. This is a very extreme precision platformer that does its best to maintain fairness with extremely generous checkpoints. Throughout most of the game, the level design is quite excellent, and no two rooms feel like they repeat the same challenge. In addition to that, the game continuous to layer on additional mechanics at appropriate intervals, which do enough to lend variety to the challenge during the game's runtime. There are hundreds of 'levels' here, so expect a wealth of content, even if you don't care about optional collectables, which all require complete extra detour challenges. The dialogue and characters really didn't need to exist for a game like this, but honestly I found both of these aspects to be delightful and made me smile during breaks between sections. Boss battles are also fantastic, and like most of the rest of the game, although they are extremely demanding, checkpoints keeps frustration fr…