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Reviews for "VVVVVV Demo"
Great and Challenging Game
I don't care what people say, the difficulty is perfect. You're obviously meant to die a lot, which isn't a big deal, since you only go back a few screens. This game requires a lot of skill, it was challenging at first, but after I got used to it, I died less and less. Don't make too many changes to the game because some kids just can't handle not passing things with ease, although difficulty options would be pretty nice. I also like the classic pixel look to the game, and the new yet 8-bit sounding music. It has that feeling that only classics have, yet its a unique idea, which is a great quality to have. Great work.
Cant wait
To Play the full thing!
Looks Are Deceiving
I had originally seen this game on Newgrounds a long time ago and hadn't thought much of it. I was intrigued to find it on Steam very recently and purchased it in a pack of Indie games. I decided to give it a fair chance this time around. Why not? I had paid for it anyway.
It automatically stood out amongst the games. The method of teaching new game mechanics is to have each major area include a new one and work up from incredibly easy to truly difficult implementations of the mechanic each challenge. The final stages of the game are a testament to your adaptability and mastery of each mechanic introduced as well as a challenging and mind-boggling.
Even with the main story out of the way, you're still free to collect the twenty shiny things scattered around the dimension. Some, specifically three, of which are more challenging to obtain than most of the challenges in the main story. Doing so will unlock a final secret and a new game mode.
Overall great game. Very challenging, to the point where getting less than 500 deaths is a noteworthy achievement. Good story with lovable, funny characters. Worth the price. For sure.
Got the full version of the game as part of the Humble Indy Bundle, and just wanted to let you know that it's a fantastic peace of work. 10/5 stars, and a blessing upon ye.