
Movement physics become your weapons. Explore an impossibly huge research facility using physics-breaking abilities granted by a mysterious fossil monolith. Evolve to reach new areas and fight strange experiments roaming the laboratories.
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BAIONLENJA: First-Person Metroidvania that focuses on Source-Engine Inspired Movement Physics.
B-HOP and rocket BLADE JUMP
The oldest movement exploits in FPS history are refined and polished to become your weapons.
Let's see an enemy survive a blade hit while you're going at MACH 1.
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Movement so powerful it looks like cheating, but it takes skill to master
New to Source-Engine movement?
No problem, the game will guide you to become a movement pro.
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Deepest Lore
You are SPIRIT: a being awakened by the god-like fossil creature GEHIRN who grants you physics-defying abilities and guides you towards an unknown purpose.
Enter the BAIONLENJA Corporation research facility where the fossil is being studied, and learn the truth of your origin.
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Dripping with early 2000's style, runs on a potato
Jam-packed with PS2 era music, graphics and sound design. Passion project of a Finnish solo dev.
Optimized for 144 FPS with crisp visuals and low file size.
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Welcome to the BAIONLENJA Corporation.
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 47 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 47 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Juegazo, vibras, apariencia y musica 10 de 10. Si te gustan los juegos de movimiento y de ir rapido mandale mecha.
вкусновато, но маловато
'spretty good
I love this idea and want to see it grow more recommend his to anyone who thinks they are good at platforming
Maybe the best movement game. Ever
I'm not gonna lie, I loved the visuals, they're REALLY COOL with all that "futuristic Y2K Liquid Metal Alien" vibe and the game's overall idea by the trailer. But when I started playing, I thought that it would have more options of movements, not only focusing yourself on Bunny Hopping. Also, you're prone to be turning your mouse like crazy just to gain speed, which makes it REALLY hard just to grasp the basics. Maybe it's a skill issue of mine, but I thought I would have fun with the game for its pacing and what it sold me, but what I saw was a huge amount of empty corridors and nothing going on to make you pressing through them. And that was a real buzzkill, I'll be honest. Unfortunately, this is a case where I really wanted to recommend the game, because I loved the visuals. But I can't.
I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love this game, it scratches the right kind of itch. The movement is so smooth and just love how there is no speed cap.
The most powerful video game
Guides you through learning source movement. Challenges never seem impossible, just hard. Sound design rewards you for achieving higher speeds. The upgrades compliment each other rather than the first becoming completely obsolete. Just one issue: It's too short to justify being that good
phenomenal... great visual style and sound design, good soundtrack, very fun and fluid gameplay... all i could ever ask for...
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