level 47 is too difficult！！！！BUT I finally COMPLETED IT！！It wasted my time at all。。。
Reviews for "Good Morning and Die"
Ugh, I hate that walking is so slow but jumping is so fast. Also way too tiny, and the logo and info bar things on the bottom cover some elements of the game.
3/5 Stars. It's an okay game but the repetitive gameplay nature kills it. There's a frustrating control scheme with no music and awful sound. If you can ignore these flaws it's a bit like an old 8-bit platformer, but not nearly as memorable or interesting as many of those were. I'd say skip out on this one.
+ Good ideas and level design
+ Original layout
+ NIce and simple graphics
- Outdated Portal references (and frustrating game ending)
- Weird controls (some of my jumps were taken into account a bit late, but that may be because of my computer ?)
- Collision glitch ? I can pass through a laser unharmed, if I move in the opposite direction
- Boring sounds (especially for the disappearing/reappearing platforms) and no music
- Did I mention the ending is frustrating ?
- Oh, some of the levels too. If you can't fully control the trajectory of the jump (and change direction mid-air), small platforms are just frustrating
- I finished the game with about 2:30 left, only because I died on purpose at the end of some levels and did them anew just to gain a few seconds. It is irritating (to say the least), and I feel like it's just a cheap way of making the game longer. Maybe par times should be given ?
Kind of pleasant, but with some flaws. Good effort anyhow, I feel like this game needs to be worked on, because it could become a very good game.
Art, aesthetics and graphics: Looks good for a retro style I suppose. Nothing really strikes me and it's ok, I like the background though.
Gameplay: It was pretty bland, and not that great. Somewhat solid platforming puzzles I guess is how I would describe this. For the majority of the game I felt like a lot of the puzzles were decent, but at other times I felt like they were getting too long and frustrating to get through, thankfully that's only at the end. I'm on the fence of the time idea, but I'm willing to roll with it, I like how some levels are red indicating you're over par time.
Story elements: I'm honestly really sick and tired of this pig slop, every indie game maker that's going to include an AI or testing scenario stop referencing portal. It's just a poor mans crutch indicating that you aren't good at writing, and that you're so bad at making dry humor or jokes that you need to rip them from portal. The only time I remember laughing at a portal reference is in the Stanley Parable. I could go on and on for years how annoying this is.
Sound design: Bland as a empty vast desert. Not that much really, no soundtrack from what I understand. Nothing to talk about really to be honest.
Overall it's a pretty mediocre game, I can't recommend it to a lot of people, I guess if you have time to waste and you like puzzles games, go ahead.