Yury

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Those cheap difficult games are killing me

[h1]A Modest Platforming Effort with More Friction Than Fun[/h1] Yury is a small indie platformer that aims to deliver a straightforward, skill-based experience built around jumping, timing, and navigating simple obstacle courses. On paper, it follows a familiar formula inspired by classic 2D platformers. In practice, however, the game struggles to turn its ideas into a consistently enjoyable experience. The core gameplay revolves around precise movement and avoiding hazards. Levels are short and clearly structured, and the rules are easy to understand from the start. Unfortunately, the execution doesn’t always support the intent. Controls feel stiff, jumps lack precision, and momentum can behave unpredictably. In a genre where responsiveness is everything, these issues quickly become frustrating. Level design is serviceable but unremarkable. Early stages introduce mechanics clearly enough, but later levels rely heavily on repetition rather than creativity. Difficulty increases mostly through tighter timing and denser obstacle placement instead of new ideas, which can make progression feel more exhausting than rewarding. Visually, Yury adopts a simple, minimalist art st…

I don't like being angry.

controls are a bit wacky, but it's manageable