Chirax's Fortress

Short, sweet, and very enjoyable! This game has very unique boss battles and game design. I love the retro aesthetic with 8-bit graphics and 16-bit music. I also love how the game combines gameplay mechanics from games like Yoshi's Island and Dynamite Headdy

I have only one issue sadly... The double jump feels really bad to use. It's the only issue that drove me crazy the moment I used it and It is sad because it was looking like a fun game. Still giving it a positive review since it's the ONLY THING I don't like.

A very humble and charming little platformer that wears its inspirations proudly on its sleeves and keeps its ambitions modest. Chirax isn’t here to reinvent the wheel, rather, to play in well-established spaces and bring some very cute and sincere flair to them. The artstyle is very charmingly mixed, with pseudo-3D platforms rooms away from bosses that appear to be drawn in MS Paint, all while our heroine looks exactly how you remember SNES-era spritework. It’s not a particularly long game or hard to 100%, but it’s a very cute and endearing experience that’s definitely worth a shot.

This is a very charming little platformer. It starts slowly and adds a little something more challenging for each new level. Sometimes it's a natural progression of abilities and sometimes it's a little random and quirky, but it's full of charm and it feels like the devs had a lot of fun coming up with situations and putting them together. Some of the mechanics are very neat but used rarely, so they can catch you off guard when they appear again in a more challenging moment. There is a bit of 3D collision and it does get a little janky, but the game is usually forgiving enough to not make it a big deal. Very fun to go through in one evening as I was able to 100% in around 4 hours, and it scratches a collection itch in a great little package.

Petit platformer très sympathique et chill, on ressent clairement l'inspiration Yoshi's Island, la carte du monde en 3D est plutôt cool aussi, on a une véritable sensation de progression quand on arrive sur le plateau suivant. Le jeu n'est pas difficile et peut se faire en 1-2 sessions. Le compléter à 100% peut cependant être un peu challengeant, certains rubis sont bien cachés ! Le personnage à un moveset qui fonctionne bien et le fait que ses PV sont représentés par son nombre de têtes est très bien pensé (pour une hydre c'est bien vu!). Les niveaux sont plutôt courts, et certains ont des mécaniques vraiment génial : le niveau en autoscroll est très dynamique, le dernier chateau qui fait référence à NSMB DS est super aussi, le fait que certains éléments jouent avec la perspective est aussi une bonne idée. Les boss sont vraiment bien conçu, je dirais même que c'est ce que j'ai préféré du jeu. La musique est très bien, bonne vibes SNES de l'époque ! Bravo à l'équipe :)

chido xd

Cute and short little game and you play as a creature. Also the music is a bop sometimes seriously