Spectacular
What a fun game! Starts off easy then gets hard fast. The liquid physics were truly fluid ( no pun intended), as was the character movement. Another amazing effort, but then again, I didn't expect anything less. I'm sure it will only be a matter of time before the Spewer Map Pack comes out, I can't wait!
Sweet!
Lovely game, great sound, graphics and game play,really good!
Great
This is an addicting and fun puzzle platformer.
To run smootly I havo to disable backgrounds
Challenging.
This game has provided me with a fresh challenge in a platformer, and I've spent a few hours finishing everything. I absolutely find certain stages irritating, almost as though they were bugged (but that's just me I guess). The bonus chapter in particular tested my wits.
I see that you are still expressing yourself through your games. I find that admirable, because even if people find that rather emotional, you are not swayed from continuing.
Pascal's Law? What happens when you fill a tight spot with puke and then release it? Lastly, the stage Too Many Boxes is not as easy as it seems even though it's quite straightforward. Seriously.
this could
Only have been devised by McMillen.
It is actually really good, the controls are mostly accurate and the puzzles suitably infuriating for a game like this. You put plenty of thought into little gimmicks and side-jokes, I appreciate that in a game developer. The art, as usual, is extremely clean.
I think that the liquid programming however, really could have been a little more conservative. My computer can breeze through Source engine's best efforts to turn my screen into a hurricane simulation, but it can't process 300 squared pixels of green featureless puke. It could also be a little less viscous; your puke shoots out of you at high-velocity as required for some jumping puzzles but when trying to aim with some accuracy, you just end up making a giant pile of the green stuff on the other side of the screen that bonds to itself with atomic force, thus you can't go over there and get it unless you have sufficient puke to breach whatever's between it (you won't).
If I can teach myself how to utilise the power of vomit better, I would enjoy this game much more. However, when my computer is put under the equivalent strain of that of my delicate chest cavity under a dump truck, I just can't appreciate this fully.