SLI-FI: 2D Planet Platformer

Edited review as the final world has come out. Positives: - A simple game in concept, but hard to master. Playing through levels slow and carefully is sufficient to finish the game, but using "slingshots" and moving quickly across planets is very satisfying once you have a hold on movement. - The game is very short, with it being possible to fully complete in probably an hour if you are very fast. (This is a positive for me as I tend to like compact games that can be replayed) - The co-op is pretty fun, and sort of reminds me of Portal 2 in a way. Neutrals: - Some of the enemies such as the slimes in the water planets and laser turrets are very annoying and inconsistent. They aren't impossible to get past however. Negatives: - This game would heavily benefit from some type of jetpack or something to do to save yourself once you leave a planet's atmosphere. Throughout my time playing this game, my most common death was misjudging a jump and immediately flying off into space with no way to recover. Just adding some way to reorient yourself and make it to safety would make the game much more fun. Having a stricter time before death would be fine this way as well. - A minority of th…

If you think this game is easy you haven't made it to world 2 and 3 yet.

A good little game which fits more for mobiles. A good difficulty that increases according to the levels. Slightly repetitive music. With an price of 3.99 €, we expect a little more finishing and research in the style of the game. A price like 99cts would surely attract more players.

simple, relaxing and cheap the controls are really simple as well. you can start without needing a tutorial

Nice little game, the premise is simple but the gameplay is suprisingly challenging. I was givin a key from the developer, nice guy/girl by the way. Check it ouy if you want some simple fun. I would like to see controllers supported in the future.

fun to play with the littles