Haven't played too much of it but I absolutely love this game!

The perfect marriage of Getting Over It with metroidvania-style exploration and progression, this is exactly the game I've been looking for. I ran into a few instances of jankiness in my playthrough, but found nothing game-breaking, and it's remarkably well thought-out for a solo dev working on what's clearly a labor of love. Highly recommended if you like the feeling of slowly grappling with seemingly-impossible tasks and watching yourself slowly mastering them. Highly recommended!

Having reached the ending and found almost everything (only missing two dragonflies), I really enjoyed my time. I thought the mechanics of the spider were nuanced and there's a lot of dynamic potential in the kind of movement you can pull off. I liked the difficulty and that there was substance to it. Not sure I'll be able to handle one leg mode though.

I remember there was one section I came across quite early on, and I tried and I tried and tried over multiple sessions to make progress, only getting a bit closer, a bit better at handling the spider and leaping. But then I forgot where I had come across the area in the first place so moved on to the main other paths. And then when I did stumble upon that same place again, this time I got through it with relative ease, without really trying, and it was quite a nice fulfilling moment, realizing just how much I had improved.

Oh yeah, and while this game does have a few metroidvania elements (non-linear, finding abilities allowing further progress in previously visited areas), don't expect that to be the main draw.

The only things I wish could be better is if the map was more clear, and also if there was some way to figure out where the last of the dragonflies are, I missed two and have no clue where to look since they're probably one of the ones somewhere in the open air or some other inconspicuous place.

I think with the deep mechanics and the unique cozy atmsphere, I would definitely recommend this if you like Getting Over It and those sorts of games, and I'm frankly quite surprised it hasn't received more attention, because I think it deserves some.

Great game
The developer is an nice person and put allot of passion into this game

i absolutely love it

buy now

Absolutely delightful game! It's a fresh new take of the Platforming/ Metroidvania genre's.
The novel control scheme of navigating with each leg of a of bipedal spider being manipulated by independent thumbsticks takes some getting used to, but becomes quite a fun challenge quickly with the game's smooth difficulty curve.
The music is a real treat too, both subtle and with character, it's a perfect fit for the game!

I've not played a a whole lot yet, but have watched it a ton being played live on Twitch!
Can't wait to jump back in!

i love this game. the aesthetics hit happy sensors in my brain. the music is genius -- the melodies are unpredictable but comfortable. i've listened to the songs for a few hours now but i still couldn't hum the melody accurately... its great. the movement is intuitive but very difficult. luckily tho, the game isn't too punishing. each platforming section is kind of separate from each other, so they almost play like levels. you can never mess up bad enough that you lose hours of progress.

i've become completely enamoured by this game and i can't recommend it enough if you like precise platformers / metroidvanias

spober

Great game! Very nice controls

Cool game, I was glad to play it and I will be glad to play it again

The graphics are like from my childhood when I played on the console, I liked the mechanics of this game, I advise you to add this game to your library