Celaria

just amazing

If you enjoy movement shooters or surfing in CS, this will feel like you're right at home. Great game with lots of mechanical depth.

Furry avatar aside (which was an odd choice, but okay...) Absolute blast of a game. I've had this game for a little while now, and it's great for a time killer at minimum. I've also put some time into mastering it, and it's certainly difficult in the later levels, but GOD is it fun to not just go fast, but also actually see how fast you're going. I also have a lot to say about the different types of blocks and platforms, and the blue (ice) are my least favorite lol. I really want to see this game get some more love and see some more platforming levels be made by the community, but I also want to see this game get a serious update / sequel, as I see the vision and potential it has, and it needs just a bit more polish and a bit more tweaking, but still, 10/10 game, and the price point, while I personally feel it's actually really good at full price, might benefit from being tweaked a smidge from $8 to $6. Just a take of mine.

This for me is one of those games that makes me wish it got more love. It's a really simple premise, you start your game, select a level, and perfect it. It's very simple to play, just jump, wall jump and run. It also works with controller (via steam input). This is the kind of game you would play while listening to a youtube video or podcast, it's pure game play. It doesn't matter that it doesn't have very good graphics because the gameplay loop is solid. However one thing that really holds the game back is the difficulty. This game requires very precise input that stops me from playing it super casually. I can't really turn my brain off playing this game because it requires a lot of very precise movements which don't allow me to just play mindlessly. I wish it were geared to a more casual audience because then I could play it like other movement games that are much easier to play. As a comparison, Neon White is quite a bit more forgiving. Because of this I eventually stopped playing because beating levels requires too much effort and I only wanted a casual game to play to keep my mind occupied while I listened to something else. I still love the game, it's just a little too niche. I think if this were streamlined it would be perfect. Also the menus and writing are tiny, make them much bigger. I have a big monitor and high resolution and everything is minuscule. In case you are reading this and wanted some more casual movement games: (only gameplay, can have background vid) Cyber Hook Cluster Truck Verlet Swing (have story, best played without background vid) Ghostrunner 1 Neon White

fun lil' parkour platformer. finding a good lane, keeping momentum, getting that pixel perfect timing right... it's satisfying. But the game gets very difficult very fast. There's always a scenic route / slow lane that's feasable to complete on the first or second run, but going for gold or author medals is pure speedrun-mindset territory. On the surface the visuals look as interesting as the graph paper the levels are folded out of, but between the sharp lighting and blue skybox there is a little bit of a pleasant vibe.

protor running game :3

Hey this game is pretty neat, I hope it gets a sequel or spiritual successor eventually

An excelent game, i'd sugest some air control while jumping, not controlling the character in the air at all is bad. It could use some keyboard shortcuts too, for "next" on campaign mode for example, but other than that its a very nice experience.

A fun and cheap parkour/speedrunning game. It contains 25 official main levels varying in length and difficulty with secret orbs to find aswell. It has a ghost player system to see other players however it can only be selected at the beginning of a level and not when inside of one. It also has a global/friend leaderboard and a map editor to make/play other peoples levels.

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