"Connor's Desert Adventure is a side-scroller with a unique play-style where you will need to avoid rolling tumbleweed by jumping or sliding".
I seriously have a hard time when trying to undersand how a 2D indie sidescroller platformer can be "unique" when its only features are "jumping or sliding".
Apart from the Mexican setting - well, the MS Paint setting where everything seems or taken from the Internet randomly or simply painted by a 7 years old child - and the awful soundtrack, this game tells us just the non remappable controls (W to jump and S to side, that's all).
This means of course that there will be a single endless level.
Although made with Unity, the game features tons of visual bugs if not played in full-screen but since I wouldn't recommend this ♥♥♥♥ to anyone who cares.
The only things you'll see are those balls of weed rolling towards you - you'll be able to slide under them most of the times, and sometimes you'll jump over them.
They won't harm you, but just slow you a little bit.
This is the whole game.
Stay away from it.

Simple platform game in which your only goal is to jump the obstacles forward.

Cheap and super easy to accomplish to 100%, i would recommend. Don't expect a big game, only a game for achievements.

You only have two options. Jump or slide if you see a large straw ball slide and if you see a small straw ball jump
Just that and it's over
I do not recommend it and I do not know how such (games) exist on steam

PREMISE
You run thru the desert jumping over and sliding under tumbling tumbleweeds.

LAUNCHING THE GAME
A box comes up allowing you to select Resolution, Graphics, and Display (Display 1, Left; Display 2, Right). There is a second tab for Inputs, which appears to be where you remap control inputs. Keyboard inputs are the default, but there are also controller input options under that second tab as well. I did not mess with that.

RESOLUTION
There are several choices. The highest possible setting is 1360 x 738.

GRAPHICS/MUSIC
Passable for a budget title. I've come across worse, and I've come across better. The graphical assets look rather generic.

SCORING
This is where the game became frustrating for me, as I was never able to see the score. I tried every resolution setting the game has. At 1360 x 738 I was able to make out that there was something in the upper right of the screen. Lower 5th of an S maybe. Not really sure.

My Display Settings for the monitor used to display the game :
Size of text, apps, and other items 100% (Recommended). I tried 120% and 150% but that didn't help.
Display resolution 1600 x 900 (Recommended).

PLAYING THE GAME
I used the defaults of Space Bar for jumping, and the Down Arrow for sliding. The game starts off slow but speeds up as you go. The cacti in the foreground sometimes hides the oncoming tumbleweed, so I took to jumping whenever my immediate path was obscured by the cacti. Hit detection seems alright. From what I've observed you are allowed three hits. The forth hit kills you. But then again I might have miscounted, as I was distracted trying to keep track of my score in my head.

ACHIEVEMENTS
There are 5, for scoring landmarks, jumping, and sliding.

CONCLUSION
Marginal Recommendation.

I could've made this game in my highschool java class.

An endless runner type game where you avoid tumbleweed by jumping or sliding. I played for the achievements and they were easy enough to get so, I would recommend on that merit alone. I also recommend waiting for a sale where its on a deep discount.

Now i don't have to be offline to play t-rex jump

I only played this for the storyline

Brilliant

This game is epic. If you are an epic gamer you better get your mum's purse out to buy this gay

Poor “Mexican people” can't get rid of the developer's little “meteorite” all his life.
By the way,although it is a bad little game, we still need Chinese.
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Manual achievement:
5/5