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Skill - Other
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platformer
death
dark
retro

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Aug 27, 2012 | 2:30 PM EDT
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Author Comments

*Update 8/28/2012: performance improvements, background color change*

After coming back to life from your first deal with Death with riches beyond measure, you have once again died and are seeking a way to heaven--but this time, you must lead a lost soul through a newly hellish landscape.

Controls:
-Arrows/WASD - move
-Z/Up/W - jump
-Down/S - open chest
-M - mute
-R - return to level select

Reviews


JojiroJojiro

Rated 4.5 / 5 stars May 9, 2013

Sometimes the level design required a bit more precision than I think the controls warrant; the controls in this game are highly responsive to the point that the character is almost twitchy. Particularly in the channel where you have to bounce up between two rows of spikes, I couldn't get it to be consistent no matter what I tried. That level was still beatable, but it was needlessly frustrating in my opinion, because rather than a feeling of achievement when I got past it, I just felt tired and annoyed.

Another low point was on the same level, where the ceiling blocks your head unless you jump at the last second. The artistic nature of the game makes this "last second" moment hard to catch, since I don't know where my character's edge quite is, nor the ledge.

Besides these two design quibbles, I also felt like level design could have more variance-many levels felt like filler levels and until the late-game it wasn't really challenging. It would also be nice, with so many levels, for you to feel as if the character had progressed some. He gains no other abilities, which is kind of disappointing.

Finally, the light that follows the character is nice, but doesn't actually provide anything to the game til the last level besides a bit of a special light effect. This is another odd design choice I'm going to call into question.

The music and graphics fit well, and enemy design was appropriately cute yet creepy at the same time. The game shows a high amount of polish and all things considered is a great success in platforming. It falls short a bit on level design, but even this is only noticeable if you play lots of popular indie platformers.

I do wish it had a bit more plot to tie it together, and those arbitrarily hard design issues weren't there, but even through that, this game is exquisite. Thank you for a great submission!



FastSshadow4FastSshadow4

Rated 5 / 5 stars April 11, 2013

great game. I did have a little bit of problems with controls getting stuck, but it was most likely my keyboard. still something to be checked out. The level design so far is wonderful, challenging but not impossible. I love the art and style of this game. 5/5 for you.


People find this review helpful!

NatriumChlorideNatriumChloride

Rated 3.5 / 5 stars March 30, 2013

games interesting but its only possible for people with a pc thats not too old and the controls get stuck



firerunner500firerunner500

Rated 5 / 5 stars March 26, 2013

AHHHHH SOOO MUCHHH RAGEEEEEE!!!!!! AHHHHHH!!!!!!!! >:(



supergandhi64supergandhi64

Rated 1 / 5 stars March 13, 2013

i think the ninth level is bugged . . . there's no way to beat it