Recent reviews by gameLu

A quiet madness, born of and fueled by the dreadful weight of an even quieter grief - redeemed.

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You play as an annoying white teenager, with most of the powers of the Fantastic 4. Competent platformer for ages 8-12, with high production values and overwrought generic good vs evil story.

Reasonably compotent platformer. Worth the price, if you're willing to accept that it is a very 'old school' platformer.

Mirroring other reviews, controls are great, the rest of the game suffers from a lack of polish. Even just the implementation of a simple map feature would redeem this game, but - for the price, it's hard to rag on it too much.

It's just sad that it feels so unfinished, when it was so close to being amazing. I'm not recommending this game, because, despite the price, unless you /really/ enjoy this kind of game, it's just not quite cohesive enough for me to recommend unless you're a dedicated fan of the genre - in which case, there are better games.

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Don't fall.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Yes, just yes.

The ice caves. Near the end of the game, you'll know it when you see it. I can't recommend this game because of that. Extended insta-death if you make a mistake awkward platforming that requires twitch reflexes, and very few save points.

Just kills the charm of the rest of the game that came before it.

This game all by itself renews my faith in the ability of adventure games to be captivating, thought provoking, fun, and creative. It's been a very long time since I've enjoyed a game quite this thoroughly.