Success In Progress

This is a sincerely made, but completely garbage quality amateur puzzle/action platformer, one of literally over 17,000 platformers on Steam, and yet somehow this manages to be one of the worst ones. This is a "climb up the level" platformer that relies on a die and retry gimmick (badly done). The idea is that you control a tomato, and you can slide around on platforms if and only if there's tomato sauce on the platform. Whatever. In the absence of that slidey sauce, you have to rely just on compressing and jumping to the left or right. This won't get you through the platformer levels, however, so you need more sauce. Thankfully, you create sauce when you die, so subsequent attempts have more sauce available to you. That's a lot of effort to explain something that works out to be a crap and unengaging mechanic, and when tied with some of the lowest quality technical delivery to ever insult gamers. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. The visuals in this game are a complete joke, it's seriously just a bunch of MS-Paint sprites/images that look like they were lazily scrawled out over the space…

My community likes it when I try precision platformers because they know how bad I am at them. This game is great because it does exactly what it said it was going to do. You are a tomato and this game is difficult. The tomato splashes really do help out so that is a wonderful mechanic thank you. Of course I wasn't able to beat it, im sure my death count would have been higher if I hadn't kept landing in the tomato splashes ^^; https://youtu.be/yitLcVYZMLc

This is a highly addictive game. However, it causes me an insane amount of frustration. I get that the idea of the game is to fail so you can gain an advantage, I get it. But as an ADHD person, I get insanely frustrated by it. Of course, I admit it's more of a skill issue. Still, ADHDers beware! Paradoxically, the sound the tomato makes when it falls and becomes sauce is incredibly satisfying so I'm going to keep playing it. I'm still struggling in level 1.