qomp

What happens if the ball, which is rather a white square, from [b]Pong[/b] decided it's had enough of being eternally bumped back and forth between two paddles? You get a little game with pleasant minimalistic graphics - but I deactivated that curved screen effect after a few minutes - and even more minimalistic control: a single button to change the vertical movement, nothing else. Around such a simple mechanic, the levels are really well designed but also really difficult, even with fairly generous checkpoints. Likely aware of that, the developers decided to give a built-in god mode (with a fun and clever surprise for those who use it, too).

I loved the part at the beginning when the Ball said "It's qomp time!" and started qomp-ing all over the walls.

Incredible concept for a one-button platformer and hits the nail on the head perfectly in terms of pacing and difficulty.

Skip this one and play Qomp2. Qomp2 is just this game but better with the addition of more control options and more engaging puzzles.

It's nice when they try to reinvent something as simple as pong

Feels like the most polished game jam game of all time, and I say that with big love.