10 Seconds to Win! Is a challenging 2D platformer where you have 10 second for each level to complete.

The concept is simple, move your way through a challenging parkour and get to the trophy within 10 seconds, or else you get teleported back to the start.
There are 100 levels to complete and they get harder as you progress, but never to the extent where it gets frustrating.
They are designed with such care and precision that it shouldn’t take more than a couple of retries to complete any of them.

The game runs smooth, the controls are easy and very responsive and the graphics look decent.
Overall, it's a fun game that also offers a good amount of content to keep you busy for a while.
P.s I did receive the game for free, but this had no influence on my decision to recommend it.

50 super short levels with no challenge whatsoever. Then you redo those 50 levels in reverse. That's it.

Good controls but zero substance. 20 minutes full completion. Really just not much of a game here.

This game is both cute and very challenging at the same time.

If you are an old Dude (like myself) expect some swearing to happen as you try to get used to the controls or when you die again and again.

Cute detail: The platforms are held in position by propellers.

Disclaimer: This game was developped by a Steam friend of mine.

Randombly bought it as I saw a screenshot of it on the Community homepage, and it said "10 Seconds to win!" and I was like "heck yeah, let's speedrun it".

Fun game, takes me back to the browser-game days when you wanted to play something rage enducing just to feel something for a bit.

Cute art, cool music, and medium challenging levels. Cool that the first 50 levels are "normal", and then the last 50 are the same levels, just reversed in a way.

Bonus points for cool achievements for profile customization, and great quick game to just chill with for a while.

I did buy this game for 50 cents but the game just wasn't challenging at all. The levels don't feel very unique compared to other minimalistic 2d platformers like VVVVVV.

They say 100 levels but it's really just 50 levels twice. What I mean by this is once you beat the game the game starts again but the levels are now in reverse that might sound interesting but in a lot of the levels it just makes them easier.

2/5

Cool game. Small price. 1 h gameplay. 7/10.

A simple premise: 10 Seconds to Win is just that. Small, bite size stages that inc5rease in difficulty, and obstacles. all across one hundred stages. The first half are your normal incremental rage builders, but are overall easy. The other half, however, are reversed.

While running stages backwards sound like shoddy game design, it isn't here. Surprisingly, running the stages the opposite way can be a little more complicated and stress induc8ng when you factor in that ten second time limit. This makes some of the more complex stages take even longer, with a few having me come in closer to the buzzer than when progressing left to right the prior attempts.

I grabbed this in a cheap three game bundle on the store page, and it was well worth it. Alternaatively I've been working on a fifteen dollar rage bait game from a prior humble bundle purchase, and had much more fun with this msrp of ninety-nine cents game. So if you enjoy tense platformers, catchy music and strict time restraints, 10 Seconds to Win is, well, a winner.

All 100 levels here: https://youtu.be/quWh8_77bD8

A hard game I can actually beat??? Usually I get frustrated at my lack of platforming prowess vs the unfairness of some of these difficult platformers, but I think the time constraint the creator put on himself to make the stage winnable actually helped make the design of the stages feel incredibly fair even though some are difficult. It's 100 fast achievements took me under an hour with plenty of deaths you should check it out.

An excellent game...

It has a retro vibe without ceasing to be a very well-crafted game, and with a great soundtrack. It is a large game, with several chapters and many stages each.
The game is difficult, you will die many times and you will be angry without a doubt, but still it is not cloying.

Because the game is wide and of high difficulty, you will spend a good amount of time playing in it, thus being worth the money spent.

I'm playing games in alphabetical order, and you can watch my review here: https://youtu.be/Qz36wsK4S9k

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10 Seconds to Win! Is a relatively simple 2D platformer that takes inspiration from Super Meatboy and Celeste in terms of the movement mechanics and hazards. You can run, jump, wall jump and dash through each of the 100 levels - 50 in the forwards direction and then the same 50 in reverse - and each level has a 10 second time limit. In total it'll only take you 20-40 minutes to complete, and most seasoned gamers won't find anything too challenging here. It works well with a gamepad, and other than the music being slightly repetitive and perhaps too many achievements (we really don't need one per level), the game is pretty solid, if simple. Most people won't find anything special here, but sometimes that's okay. This would be a good entry point for someone new to platforming games to build confidence.
I'd like to see the dev focus on better level design and hazards in the future, as they've nailed a consistent aesthetic with solid and fun movement mechanics.
Recommended, but don't expect something amazing.