WORDKOUR

[i]I told the dev that if he'd keep spamming my curator then I was going to start accepting his stuff and publishing my honest opinion on it. After replying that he'd take me off his list and then apparently deleting my post he's now doing it again, so here goes. [/i] This is a cheap asset flip, like probably every single one of the 14 (!) other games (?) this dev has published on here just this year. Anyway, I gave it a try. It looked bad, camera and controls felt bad, the music and sound effects were annoying. There was no introduction, no story, no motivation given other than I guess collecting the letters was supposed to be fun. There are puzzle and (as the very original name would suggest) parkour elements and I very honestly found every single one of them annoying. The moving parts made me motion sick within 5 minutes (and I don't get that easily in games otherwise). I'm still dizzy while writing this. Please stop sending me your junk games or I WILL try and review them again though I'm not looking forward to it. * * * If you like chill and story-driven games, check out my curator [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35872486]Peaceful Adventures and Stories[/url].…

Trsaash

Wordkour has a great soundtrack but is kind of weird. I enjoy the game but it just feels out of place. When they say partial controller support, don't take it as the controller wont be fully mapped because it is and works fine. If you think the levels are repeating, i assure you they aren't they are either just spawning you in an area somewhere else in the same map or going to a new map. The game is very forgiving with the lives system as you aren't really ever without enough lives It's more of a chill game for when you are bored or just want to relax making it an 8/10

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