Really, this is one of the few autorunners/endles runners that I enjoyed.
At first is frustrating, but when you get the hang of it then the game really gains a lot, and the music too because the first couple of notes can be very repeticious and anoying when the music starts over and over, but the track is really good!
Also I like the animation a lot it looks deceptively fluid (i mean in a good way).
Held my attention for a while. Nice little game for achievement whores. I spent some rubies on a magnet, to find it was not a permanent upgrade. Pretty pricey for a one time use item, perhaps the pricier ruby items could have a few charges?, otherwise not bad at all.
Not bad. I like how accurately you captured the Commodore 64 aesthetic. But I wish I had more control, that's always my problem with these infinite runners. If you could do a proper platformer with this aesthetic it'd be perfect.
I actually tried this on my lousy phone and it worked! Woohoo! Having medals is always a plus. Wondering why is there a log in prompt? Maneuvering is somewhat challenging for me. I like the option to upgrade skills, but I wish the upgrades conveyed to the entire game as well as the ability to accumulate pixels, etc. I would definitely enjoy this as a regular platformer vs. the infinite speed run of it all.
gg...