Quickly, Quackley!

This is such a solid break neck speed platformer. Lovely art design (with a setting for photo sensitive people) which, great, because this visual are intense. I loved the look and feel. Each level was a challenge perfectly attuned to the characters movement. Except water world felt like a kiddie mode in the middle of everything, but I wasn't mad about the break, but it felt like not a linear increase of difficulty. Not to mention the great cut scenes that added to the tone of this great game. Buy this!

Feels nice to control and the bite-sized levels keep introducing and iterating on basic but enjoyable concepts. Game also has a lot of charm. For the small asking price, this is an easy recommend!

if you want to relive the spectrum days with fast paced platforming challenge then this is for you it caters to everyone if you want to play, challenge or speedrun the game (atm 3-8 is being my bane) the visuals really represent home computer scene in the uk in the 80's and is a good homage to the era plus the music is spot on as well with the theme the only negative and its a minor one is i wish there was a button config to remap buttons (i was using a mega drive 6 button usb pad) but thats not a end all though and takes time to get used to what the game maps the buttons too over all for the price its a bargain and even represents how much games used to be for the zx spectrum back in the day the speed grinders will get more millage out this for speedrunning but for casuals you will enjoy this as well

there's no dedicated downdash button on keyboard and trying to natural downdash within 2 tiles of a wall doesn't work so the game kind of unfairly favors controller players in that department but aside from that this was a really fun cute game. would recommend.

Never played a ZX Spectrum, but there's a clear love and reverence for the system which comes through in the charm and appeal of the game concept, art, music and style. But where the style is charming, the challenge is looking to do anything but charm you. It will rock you. You will die, again and again. But you'll learn a bit more each time and feel like a pro pulling off the narrowest of victories over the obstacles in front of you.

Quickly, Quackley is an indie retro precision platformer. It's graphics are reminiscent of ancient games on home computer systems of the 1980s such as the Atari 2600, Commodore 64, and (the developer's personal inspiration) the ZX Spectrum system. You'll run, jump, and dash your way through multiple levels with a 13 second time limit! I bought this due to following the developer's and publisher's YouTube channels, and wanting to support an independent project. [b]PROS[/b] + Though its graphics are very retro, the movement is very fluid. All deaths felt like they were my fault. + The difficulty curve is excellent. Core concepts are expertly introduced and built upon throughout the game. + The soundtrack is great, and fitting with the ZX Spectrum theme. [b]CONS[/b] - As expected with a game with levels with a 13 second time limit, the game is SHORT. I beat the main game in a single sitting in a little over 90 minutes. [b]NITPICKS & YMMV[/b] ~ Speedrun and Time Trial Modes are accessible after game completion, allowing you to practice and add some replay value. - Quite a few levels have the character running off screen to the right, and appearing to the left (or top and bo…