PRIN-C1

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Though simple, this game is pretty addictive, being trying to collect all the different costumes and its actually very fun! I honestly recommend this game to anyone looking for something fun and simple

This game is fun as hell and gave me adrenaline rush. It almost feels like a racing game when you chose to rush like a bull(dog) and couldn't avoid the temptation that leads to untimely falls. But even when I fail, this game makes me laugh. Don't be deceived by the adorable looks. It is super easy to pick up but hard to master. Even the in-game and steam achievements tend to be quick at start but it takes lot of dedication and timing to win higher achievements. TLDR: This game has no right to look and play this good for something that costs 4.99£. More like this please!

experienced many game-breaking bugs. overall awful experience. very poor design for an endless runner

It's a good game, I like it

PRIN C1 is a really cute endless runner that I enjoyed because of its unusual approach to speed control. I play as a dog that cannot stop moving, so instead of simply running at one fixed pace, I have to decide how fast I want to go while dealing with obstacles and collecting treats. I liked how something so simple can create a surprisingly tense little challenge. The movement is built around different speeds rather than traditional stopping and starting. I can walk, trot or run, and each choice changes how I approach what is coming next. I enjoyed learning when it was better to slow down and when I should move quickly, because speed becomes part of the strategy instead of just being a background value. The obstacles also make good use of the movement system. I have to deal with pits, enemies and speed blockers while trying to keep PRIN C1 moving forward. I liked that some obstacles can actually be used against enemies, because it gives me another reason to think about where I am moving rather than simply reacting to whatever is directly ahead. The ability to switch views is another nice touch. The different camera perspectives make the game feel more flexible, and I enjoyed fin…