Platformer::Execute();

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[h1]Before I played Platformer::Execute();, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

This game is highly underrated for what it is. Great platforming mixed with really simple programming. That makes a pretty fun game in my opinion, as long as you're willing to use your brains for a bit :)

I just saw that game when i searchd for new games that released resently. I played it (like steam is saying right now) 0.6 hours and i already really like it. It just a little bit bugi and i don't know how i should pass the 16 level. But in all is it a really good game :). p.s: First one who commentet to the game lol

I've only been playing this game for a few hours, but I've already had tons of fun. I like having to really think about an efficient way to finish every level. I also like that I'm not being forced to use the least amount of functions possible. There's the freedom of forming your own sequence, but also there's challenges provided through the complexity of the levels and the objectives after beating a level. Unfortunately, I still have some concerns. From time to time, the game stops responding to my inputs. I tried spamming esc, arrow keys, wasd, but it still doesn't respond. Every time this happens, I restart the game, which I find tedious. I also couldn't push boxes from time to time, despite restarting the level.

A puzzle platformer with emphasis on the puzzles. The platforming is forgiving, requires little accuracy or timing. You solve the puzzles by activating platforms to jump to and from with simple coding. While you do code, the coding is light and leans more into a puzzler and thus not suitable as a coding tutorial. This game is creative and well executed and need more attention. ---- Run on MacOS via Porting Kit Steambuild 32/64 Metal iMac 14,2 - 24GB RAM Ventura 13.6.7 (OpenCore)