TIRELESS: Prepare For The Adrenaline

i was prepared for the adrenaline but not the robot cake also it keeps randomly moving my curser when receiving a speed boost, its really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ annoying. one second i'm moving straight forward, the next i'm flying nearly completely backwards off a ledge into the abyss. other than that, fun game

So close, yet so far. The level design is great in the first half and in the other stuff is litterally unreactable. In the slopes, if you go higher up than half your movement is halted, stomp doesnt execute instantly it seems and falls slowly. Sharp turns in maps while you cant slide while turning, absolute nuisance to control while trying to go at the maximum speed, it fails.

TIRELESS: Prepare For The Adrenaline, developed and published by naro, is a precision-focused speed platformer that builds its entire experience around momentum, control, and repetition. It doesn’t attempt to tell a story or create a complex world—instead, it drops players straight into a series of fast-paced, obstacle-filled tracks where success depends entirely on skill and consistency. From the outset, the game makes it clear that it is designed for players who enjoy refining their performance through repeated attempts rather than progressing through traditional systems. The gameplay centers on navigating high-speed courses using a robotic character capable of rapid movement and quick directional changes. Levels are constructed with tight pathways, jumps, and hazards that demand constant attention. The mechanics are straightforward to understand, but the speed at which everything unfolds transforms simple actions into demanding challenges. Movement flows smoothly, and the responsiveness of the controls plays a crucial role in making the experience feel fair, even when the difficulty begins to escalate. Each run becomes a test of both reflexes and memorization, as players learn …

WOW. Played 2 levels only and had a blast! this game does what it says too well. Hidden gem, extreme dopamine rush. It gave off PS2 vibes somehow.

It's crazy how many unique mechanics there are in a 5$ game. Fast-paced and fun.

My PS5 controller won't register in the game and the keyboard controls are extremely unwieldy. The game seems fun but I refuse to play it without a controller. Dev has even been made aware of the controller issue and is like "working for my friends and I, so nothing I can do." Well, I guess there's nothing I can do but refund *shrug*.