Trick or Treat

This "game" is not even worth it on sale. The controls are completely broken; jumping feels terrible. I couldn't even get past level 3 because of these awful controls. Also, it's basically the same level over and over, just with a different layout. So it gets super boring and frustrating really fast. If you hate yourself, buy it.

Asset flip gutter trash, this one being worse than normal. Jumps are barely even achievable because of the stiff and awful controls. 0/10 would get from bundle again.

a very disappointing game, very poorly put together, and a ridiculous price for it, couldn't even get past the second level as the jump height is so messed up, highly not recommended.

Well, I would've recommended it but the game just ends at level 13 and appears glitched when there are supposed to be 16 levels. Maybe it's a joke, because 13 is an unlucky number. A shame, because it's a terrible game where you are a pumpkin who touches donuts for no apparent reason. I really like the (Probably royalty free) music, but I don't like games that can't be finished.

Trick or Treat, developed by LTZinc and published by HandMade Games, is a compact 2D platformer built around a Halloween theme and a straightforward yet demanding gameplay structure. Rather than aiming for narrative depth or expansive world-building, the game focuses on delivering tightly designed levels that test timing, precision, and patience. You play as a sentient Jack-o’-lantern navigating spooky stages filled with traps, hazards, and collectible sweets, all wrapped in a festive seasonal atmosphere that gives the experience its identity. The gameplay loop is simple in concept but intentionally unforgiving in practice. Each level presents a self-contained challenge where the player must collect specific items—typically candy or key objects—before unlocking the exit. Movement mechanics are limited to running and jumping, with no elaborate combat systems or layered abilities. This simplicity places full emphasis on environmental design. Spikes, moving platforms, and carefully spaced gaps require accurate jumps and careful timing. As levels progress, the margin for error becomes increasingly slim, transforming early accessibility into late-game precision trials that demand repea…

This game has little to no redeeming qualities and the controls are terrible.