Toolboy

First for all, i have to say a big thank you to (Art Games Studio) for the review copy, of toolboy to review on my steam curator,Art Games Studio is another company i have built up a great relationships, so if you like there games be sure to follow my curator , here is my curator https://store.steampowered.com/curator/37544546/?fbclid=IwAR2ceYyk_5fubNlqK7gyZImlT0-IrNkd1IYYNU1lVyYxe7cx5ZJgvYV8eH8 if you like what you see please give it a follow, I'm so close to 25 im 5 away followers it would be a dream goal of mine if we achieved this milestone. so that would be amazing, as a steam curator its my passion, to bring my curator followers, great games , to play and to build up relationships with gaming companies, and give indie game dev/publisher, a voice to share there game if you like my review consider following, let get into the review, in toolboy you are taken on a story as a repair robot, and you have to endure puzzles and each puzzle you complete is different and unique, which will gain you skill to gain more superpowers which will benefit your goal which is trying to escape, be sure to use the super powers to your advantage as it will add great overall immersion to the …

Looks cool,maybe its a good game? In the first minute of play the tutorial has you jump back and forth between two adjacent walls. Easy enough I was doing it 30 years ago with Ninja Gaiden. NO. Just no. The jump mechanism is so horrible,it takes just enough time to respond to button press that youve already slid down the wall so much youll never make it to the top.Let alone making it halfway up the wall. Maybe its made for a game controller.

Game will be removed soon.

Toolboy, developed by Majestic Twelve and published by Art Games Studio S.A., is an indie puzzle-platformer that sets out to recapture the spirit of classic 2D games while injecting a modern sci-fi twist. The premise is simple but playful: a repair robot is called into work on what should have been his day off, only to stumble upon a corporate conspiracy hidden deep within the company’s power department. What starts as a routine fix quickly spirals into an escape story where the mechanical protagonist must use his wits, agility, and newly acquired powers to survive a hostile environment filled with traps, drones, and environmental hazards. This setup provides just enough narrative flavor to contextualize the action without ever becoming overly elaborate, keeping the focus firmly on the platforming and puzzles. The structure of the game revolves around Toolboy gradually learning new abilities that expand his range of options and shake up the gameplay loop. Powers such as Remote Control allow him to manipulate devices, while Cube lets him disguise himself as part of the scenery to avoid detection. Later upgrades, like SpeedRun and Magnetic Walk, introduce bursts of speed or the abil…