The Rabbit's Scroll

çizimleri çok hoş ama kontroller çok kötü, yeniden düzenleme seçeneği de yok. 5-10 dk süren ücretsiz bir mini-oyun.

Extremely short but the graphics and the music are really beautiful. It's such a shame it isn't longer - I though when I got to the end that I have just completed the first level. But it was cute to while away 10 minutes.

Ink bunny!

A very short and sweet game. The artstyle is wondeful and there is a slight challenge created due to the key placement being unfamiliar. It was a nice experience.

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I hopped in without a glance at the controls, which were unconventionally elegant. I like the choice to put jumping on W rather than the Spacebar, and Period for dashing. On the third level, I seemed to have jumped over the exit gate and into the pits of darkness with no way to refund my parchment. And so restarting, I had a beat of preparation with both hands on the keyboard before I realized that the UI requires mouse input. I kept forgetting that the gate structure at the bottom of most levels is a platform and not a background element, trying instead to jump over the "gap," which seems like a feasible challenge with the distance afforded by the dash ability. The game has a boxy affair with the Land genre; features and their quality of distinction accumulate in the adventure, but the most enlivening application of one of those features is saved for the ending. Had the bamboo stalks been programmed to be climbable on either side, there could have been a maze of them with no other platforms to rely on, creating a distinction for the features instead of just with the features. The "snowy freckles" were only an alleged feature put too far out of my way in a Nerve-focused scenario o…