Poly Parkour

Would be a simple "rage platformer" if not for bugs. Game got stuck on the loading screen several times but more annoying was on map 3 that an obstacle wasn't working properly. You have to jump on 2 pillars (one small, one bigg) and jump over spikes, but the jump from the small pillar to the bigger one worked only every blue moon. You also have barely time to maybe adjust your approach because behind you is a spiked barrell. I tried for like 20 minutes ot make it work but I just gave up and cheesed that part. On map 4 the jumping mechanic is just frustrating. There is no control over how far or high you jump, you can't control your character in the air, you can't slow down, so often times I over-jumped or the jump wasn't far enough. It never felt like I had any control of my character, so beating the leavel was up to luck/rnga and cheese. Music is also just a sampe file that replays every few seconds, not great. Anything good? Well, I dig the low poly theme. Its also just assets but still something I enjoy.

The big problem I have with the controls is you don't stop moving when you're in the air, no matter what direction you're traveling. Fell off so many times because of this. After I beat the first map, the game froze and I had to download super f4 to close it. If not for those two things, would be 5/5. Fun parkour.

A really good game for the price, I had a lot of fun in lvl 3 xD

Poly Parkour is a first-person platformer that focuses on speed, precision, and movement. The goal is simple: make your way through obstacle-filled levels by jumping across platforms, climbing walls, and avoiding falls. It does not have a story or complicated mechanics, instead putting all of its focus on parkour gameplay and improving your skills. The biggest strength of Poly Parkour is its movement. The controls are responsive, and once you get used to them, moving through the levels feels smooth and satisfying. Landing a difficult jump or completing a section without making mistakes gives a real sense of accomplishment, especially on the harder stages. The low-poly art style fits the game well. It keeps the environments clean and easy to read, making it easier to focus on the platforming. While the graphics are simple, they have enough style to give the game its own identity without getting in the way of the gameplay. The difficulty increases at a reasonable pace. Early levels help you learn the basics, while later stages require better timing and more precise movement. This steady progression keeps the game interesting and rewards players who are willing to improve. However…

With great confidence, and my confidence is quite great, I can say that this game here, Poly Parkour, will go down in history as one of the greatest games of all time. I love the way you jump up and go back down. Great feature. Truly ground breaking. And then, when the Poly Knight did the parkour it was hard af. Like harder than my rock hard gem collection hard. Thats hard af bruh. Story: 10/10 I don't wanna say too much here and spoil it, but boy does this story draw you in. Poly Knights unique and hard af backstory will get you in tears from the very beginning. With each jump the story progresses, and Poly knight gets closer and closer to his dreams and ambitions, of which I can assure you are great in scope. Trust me on this one bro, just do it. Gameplay: 6.9/6.9 Truly flawless controls. The physics engine seems to work fabulously. There is not a single feature I'd think to change. Runs leik budder. Graphics: 9.9/9.9 While playing this game I was literally blown. away. I'm not sure how it was done, but the color pallet used to portray this masterpiece fit perfectly with the environment that was trying to be conveyed. With such amazing graphics, it was difficult for me to ho…