Robovenger

Not. Well, I don't even know what to say. It seems cool, but something like that is not right. It looks nice, but it was. At a discount, in principle, nothing like that, but at full price it's not worth it.

Like already said theres a level you cant beat and they gave up on this bad platformer

Tried to unironically finish this game. At some point when you start playing the level backwards there is a platform that is too high to jump on. I tried to glitch myself through the platform with one of the moving blocks, but no luck. This game also doesn't have save files. Enemies shoot once every 3 seconds and you can walk through them without taking damage, but watch out for the spikes Controls: move: arrow keys jump: Z Wouldn't recommend buying this game unless they fix the issue with the platform being too high. 2/10

It's okay up to a point. On the seventh or eight level ,either a platform doesn't load in or the platform is too high and the level is made badly. I've learned that arrow keys are used for movement and z is used for jumping. R is used for restart and you can also use it as an unintentional mechanic for resetting timing on platforms. Press R when a platform is too far to jump and the platform will take that point and set it as its "middle", giving it more room to move left or right upon the next load. You can also use this mechanic to glitch through walls as the character will be pushed through a wall if a platform collides with you.

Robovenger is a tightly focused indie action platformer developed by Fursin and published by khukhrovr that embraces a minimalist design philosophy built around precision movement, fast reactions, and score-driven progression. The game places you in control of a small but agile robot descending into dangerous underground mines, where survival and success depend entirely on your ability to navigate hazards, evade enemies, and collect valuable rubies scattered throughout the depths. Rather than offering a sprawling campaign or layered narrative, the game commits fully to moment-to-moment gameplay, presenting an experience that is deliberately straightforward and mechanically focused. Movement and control are the foundation of Robovenger, and they are designed to feel responsive and demanding. The robot’s jump physics have a springy, momentum-driven quality that requires careful timing, especially when navigating narrow platforms or avoiding sudden drops into the abyss. Levels emphasize vertical descent, creating constant pressure to move efficiently while maintaining control, as a single mistimed jump can quickly end a run. Enemies and environmental hazards are placed to test reflex…

It's broken. You will reach a point where you cannot climb up and there is no platform. The platforms spawn at random places when you reset, so it's poorly coded.