This is an amazing platformer, very stylish, reminds those old games you used to play 20 years ago on your dad's console:

+Visuals: Great stylish drawings, pretty video filter adds that warm feeling of playing an old-school game, funny enemies, burning apples remind Homer cooking skills.
+Music: Awesome OST fitting the game just right, soundwork is good as well.
+Gameplay: It's a simple platformer without a puzzle part (except rare occasions where you have to think a bit), You have something around 40+ levels to beat, once done you can play harder (faster) difficulty.
+Controls: Supposed to be played with a controller, but there are only 4 buttons in use (<^v> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) so there is no problem to play with keyboard arrows. *upd now this game has WASD controls and keyboard remaps* For a platformer, this has good controls feedback, that's all you need.
+Cheap af for what you get
-No steam achievements
-No steam cards (Most likely coming soon)

Overall this is a great game for all who like platformers, it's cheap AF, has nice replayability if you decide to play it again in the future with a faster difficulty.

A charming, well-made little platformer that brings back good memories. It's challenging but not frustratingly so. I loved the funny little cutscenes where the one-eyed computer screen taunts you as you progress through the maze. The artwork is cute and the game has a light-hearted feel overall.

The game is designed for speedrunning -- it shows your total time and number of deaths at the end, along with your best time. I completed my first run in just over two hours, which sounds about right for a two dollar game. I'm not really into speedrunning but I liked it enough to play through at least one more time. Recommended.

It's a pretty bizarre and twisted platformer. A lot of puzzle variety. For the price, it's well worth it if you are a fan of old-school pixelated platformers. Reminds me a lot of old Apogee games. You will die a lot. You'll probably think it's pretty unfair. It might be, but it's worth the experience.

Obsolete technology is unhappy about being obsolete so now it's your turn, collect keys and try to escape without being killed by floppy disks, rotary phones and other technology that kids don't know
https://youtu.be/z179xu8sgCY

I bought this game because I saw George Allan's name on it - for me, I knew his name from Venus the Flytrap and his PD Game CHROME from the Amiga days.
It's a simple platformer; you can move and jump, each room has 5 keys to retrieve before going through the exit to the next room.
The entire layout is set in one level across multiple rooms that loop back and fourth through and past each other in a neat, clever little way.
My first time round to complete took about 2hrs, 16mins with 156 deaths. the 2nd was 1hr 7mins with 107 deaths. Once you complete it the first time, there will be a nagging sensation to come back and do it again - not necessarily to break your record but {no spoilers} for something that happens near the end which will bring you back at least once.

in saying that, I still need to go around a third time.... Thanks George.

I think the price tag is easily worth paying - it especially has a nostalgic touch to it - not just because of the 80s enemies but something about it feels like I should have this on a 3.5" Floppy, attached an Amiga Power Magazine.

Quick Look: https://youtu.be/YTWWrcwv0Ug

Citadel 1987 brings back memories of Commander Keen. Tight platforming where you take on common household items and food to collect keys. Get 5 keys and you can advance through the door to the next area. At Citadel's cheap price point it's really hard to go wrong. It's clear a lot of care and attention was put into this title. The levels are well thought out, a charming little background story and plenty of new obstacles to tackle. In my time with the game it didn't get repetitive whatsoever (there's even multiple versions of each enemy type, SO NICE WELL DONE!)

I thoroughly enjoyed my time with this game! 10/10

reminds me of MS DOS games, pretty good challenge, looks pretty good as well
can't go wrong for the price if you like quirky platformers.
there is no attack button.
there is no duck button.
there is only jump, and you must collect the five keys in each section to progress.
you are greeted by a pc monitor that created wherever your hero is in.

interesting, I recommend this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsKFd3Cq8B0

Requires a gamepad.
Controls are good and responsive.
Art style is interesting and the concept is intriguing.
Why are we fighting office supplies?
Who is the eyeball?
Music is fun and bright.
Key oriented gameplay can be a little annoying but makes sense.
Reccommended.

god no

Here's a Totally Objective Review of the Game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81ybF875noA

10/10