Typoman

This game has a very unique art style that peaked my interest the first time I saw it. The word building mechanic really makes you think at times, and it's a lot of fun trying to form a bunch of new words to get the "writer" achievement. I also found the underlying tone and message of the game to be very strong and reflects the real world extremely well!

They nailed it with the atmosphere and feel of the world. The soundtrack fits the whole vibe. The puzzles are fun and some of the wordplay thingies blew my mind (Like the crush and rush one). I like all the cool easter eggs you can do with combining words. 10/10

Let me start off by saying this is a very clever game. It’s a very simple concept, a land where letters describe the world, but it works to great affect, especially having all the living creatures made of words. The main character himself is made of the letters H E R O. For a negative, a lot of the cutscenes are very long and unskippable, at least on the first playthrough. And after you die, it takes a little unskippable while to respawn. But honestly, those are about the only major negatives I can think of with the game as a whole. Very good and creative game, a decent challenge, and awesome world building. Be sure to pick it up next sale.

amazing

Cool game mixing finding words with a platformer. One part of the game mid way through it was a bit too hard and had to look up a solution and even with that it was difficult to get past. The rest of the game was decent.

As a non-English speaker and English enthusiastic player, this is a fantastically creative game, absolutely. I liked it. As an xbox-controller player, however, this game sucks in movement control. Every time when I tried to get on a platform or some, little guy failed to. It would be much better to provide movement feedbacks clearly.