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Cute little game. Puzzle-box room games are a niche I never explored before, but this may have changed my stance on that. I appreciated how the game didn't leave you stranded without a clue as long as you were willing to do the bare minimum of interacting and deducing the next steps.

I can die happy knowing that some of the best Flash games to grace the internet are available on Steam.

This game is so unplayable if you have more than 2 friends. The only activities you can do are group PvP, but that's a no-go without good gear, which you need to grind for -- and nobody's going to waste time grinding when PvE fireteams have a 3-person limit! GG Bungie, you deadlocked me out of the game years ago. ♥♥♥♥ you.

Fun for a few sessions, but not sustainable in the long run. It's overly simplistic once you learn what everything means (so it boils down to Mastermind/Codebreaker but with real people), and the rounds are fairly short to reflect that. If you're not doing anything else then it's good for short bursts, but this could never be my go-to game in any scenario.

I used to think the Remaster was buggy, with spasming ragdolls and floating cars and such, but this godawful PC port reminded me exactly what "buggy" truly means.

Weirdly enough, the Miles Morales standalone expansion didn't crash a single time, compared to this mess.

Seems like a good game so far. Will expound in future.

Games this brutal should NOT look this cute.

This remaster holds up wonderfully, although I don't remember the platforming feeling so floaty. It even uses your savefile(s) from the original game, so you can jump straight into NG+. The bonus levels were a nice touch, but too challenging for me to want to finish. Overall, a fun experience to revisit!

Forgot why I gave up on this game years ago. It just sucks.

-Combat is braindead, avoid projectiles while spamming your own homing projectiles via the attack button.
-Exploration is too linear, and there really aren't all that many collectibles either. The platforming difficulty is nice, at least, but this is hardly a Metroidvania.
-The story seems moronic -- I can't tell if you're expected to feel sad every time someone dies, since if that were the case players would be crying nonstop after 100 deaths per hour.
-The aesthetic would be pretty if it distinguished between foreground and background, but as it stands, there are way too many instadeath moments from being unable to tell what is scenery, what is a living enemy and what is a deadly fall into spikes. The further I get, this seems to be an intentional design choice.

Between the floaty controls and the confusing artistic design, the game has a very ethereal feeling that could work well if it were not intended to be challenging. There's promise in here, it's just not for me.

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