Like this studio's other game, Stilt Fella, gravity is the main enemy, and the game play involves awkward movements and careful timing and motion control to make progress. It's a little tricky to pick up at first, but it gets easier or at least more natural as you go. Also like Stilt Fella, it has a nice progression of levels that continue to be creative. Basically if you liked Stilt Fella, then you'll like this.

Someone mentioned that you can use a keyboard and mouse controls. While that's true, I really recommend using a controller. The core of the game is quick & careful rotation mid-air, and I find it so much easier to do that with my thumb than my whole wrist.

Just 15 minutes into the final version, but I've played some of the earlier versions of the game. I'm not particularly good at physics-based games, and as as result I tend not to be a huge fan- POGOPPL, though, is one that's easy to pick up and learn how to play, but tricky to perfect. The buildup of difficulty in the levels is nicely done, and the game oozes '90s shareware-style charm. It's the kind of game where you might have found the first 20 levels on a cover disk and then you spent the entire weekend trying to get gold on all of those levels.

A skill-based physics game with elements of OlliOlli and Bennett Foddy's classic Pole Riders. Super high skill ceiling - I don't know if I'll ever get close to beating all 70 levels - but I don't mind because the basic act of pogoing is so enjoyable. Nothing feels better than pulling off a casual flip into a railslide just for the fun of it!

This is an impressively deep and masterfully tuned game from what I believe is a solo indie dev. Play it!