Pulut Adventure

https://youtu.be/Mw-_cRXb4xU To put it kindly this very small game that does its best to make something out of the resources it has available to it. Or in slightly less kind terms, this game is a mess. Visuals are a mix of resolutions, perspectives, lighting and style. The interface is sloppy and shows incorrect labels for input. Input that is poorly laid out and can't keep up with all the buttons a player might press at the same time. The core gameplay is a simple platformer but the weak level design and spotty collision detection drain it of challenge and enjoyment. The occasional boss levels offer nothing to shake up the experience.

Pulut Adventure is an indie side-scrolling action game developed by yayapipi and published by Yayapipi Studio that embraces the spirit of old-school platformers while attempting to deliver a broader feature set than many games in its category. Released during a period when Steam was welcoming a wave of experimental independent projects, it stands as a title driven more by creativity than technical refinement. From the outset, the game introduces players to a colorful fantasy setting filled with monsters, collectibles, and an assortment of gameplay systems that extend beyond simply moving from one stage to another. Although its presentation immediately reveals its modest budget, there is an undeniable sense of ambition behind its design. The adventure unfolds across more than thirty stages, giving players a respectable amount of content for a relatively small game. Progression is supported by a mixture of exploration and combat, with each level presenting new enemies and opportunities to acquire equipment. One of the title's more interesting features is its emphasis on collecting weapons from defeated foes. Rather than treating weapons as cosmetic upgrades, Pulut Adventure assigns …

Pulut is a game with no identity of its own as it uses assets and mechanics from many other games that feel very dysfunctional. It starts out as a Super Mario Bros abomination, the player is later given a sword – changing it into a hack n slash, and finally we are given shooting and flying abilities from a SHUMP type game. The level design never keeps up with these abilities to properly utilize these skills and challenge the player. By the end of the game it just feels like a bunch of cheat codes are enabled. The game just can’t decide what it wants to be and with no story to tie it all together or give it purpose. In the end it doesn’t feel like a game at all, but more of a weekend project someone would share freely with family or close friends.

horrible

It's well kinda aesthetics tiny platformer game. There are so many bugs I can use for good things XD

Not bad