Project TERRA

Insanely underrated puzzle platformer. The puzzles have a simple solution, but require you to become Megamind in order to solve them. This game is not for noob gamers though. The difficulty can be brutal, yet it reamins possible and still fun to play! For the price, is it a 10/10 must play!!!

This game is an absolute delight. It exudes a sense of singular authorship; I seldom encounter such a display of love and coherence. In terms of gameplay, it strikes a beautiful balance between the joy of mastering its mechanics and the satisfying challenge that keeps you constantly intrigued. In summary, I highly recommend it; I had a fantastic time playing! PS : One bonus point for the robots, they're so freakin cutes, I love them.

The game itself is fine, It isn't hard to learn, it's not easy that you'll immediately complete whatever level you're on in an instant and it's also not that hard that you'll be annoyed by repeating the same levels again and again. The design is simplistic and charming. Overall the game has a solid backbone that allows itself to define the concepts that it has in mind. With that being said, there's still much that can be done to improve on the game itself. While design and other art concepts are limited to just the background itself, it can play a crucial role in how you present the game's world and possibly draw in more curious players. What can also be done to allow the game to be more attractive to new players could also be within the improvements you may be able to create in terms of the gameplay. NPCs, moving obstacles, timed levels, all of them are great things to add but knowing that this is a solo dev project and NPCs are very much hard to code, you may be able to get more out of moving obstacles or timed levels. Anyhow, recommended for new platforming players and younger audiences who are just starting to get the hang out of gaming. Good luck and happy trails to the dev.

Project Terra is a cute little 2D puzzle platformer, although it certainly shows that it was likely made by one person just trying something out. I enjoyed figuring out the levels, and the introduction and complexity of mechanics was quite interesting, but it just lacks a well-rounded experience. The music, for one, is basically a nothingburger, and the progression from level to level is just a single screen that counts upward. I'm not hating on the game, because it really is a fine few-hour-long experience, and the puzzles can be difficult to figure out with little guidance, which I appreciate about it, but there isn't anything special enough going on to recommend it to most people. Although, if you're here, it's probably because it's in your wheelhouse and you might enjoy it for an afternoon, in which case I say go ahead. It doesn't help that the final boss has a bug preventing you from progression past it, as the screen turns black and you're stuck in a permanent loading screen that I was unable to find a way past, and this is unlikely to ever be fixed. If you play it, just know what you're getting into, it'll be a chill few-hour diversion but not much more.

Different idea for puzzle 2d platformer games. You can jump different combination for finish to levels. It will be harder to beat game level by level.