Electric Fairyland

i like when the jumpington goes "boing"

I'm not familiar with Sokpop Collective's previous output, but there's nothing *experimental* about a collect-a-thon platformer with infuriating depth perception, and a camera that can't help itself from clipping into the same recycled assets you've already seen for a dozen levels or so. Tsar Bomba-tier issues for a game in this genre, even for something as short and low-scale as this. Good soundtrack.

Not a long game by any means, my final time includes 2 failed attempts at the 20-minute speedrun cheevo. But an enjoyable little romp!

Short and sweet platformer with just the right amount of challenge and a lovely chill soundtrack. I couldn't stop playing, and it turned out to be a great way to spend a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon. The game doesn't hold your hand, but the level design and controls are intuitive, and the platforming feels good. I had to do a bit of backtracking to find items I missed, but that's all part of the challenge. I love the garden theme and the adorable bugs you encounter. If you're a fan of platforming games, especially of the PS1 era, don't pass this up! It's absolutely worth the price!

A very fun and cute little 3D platformer. Ths standout are the visuals which are unique and very charming, the movement felt good and it was very relaxing to go around the little areas collecting everything.

love the ideas and vibes of this game but can't in good conscience recommend it while it has whatever game-breaking bug is causing some glitter (an item you need to progress) to simply not spawn. it's cheap, so you won't lose much except time, so if you like the look of the game feel free to buy it at your own risk. if the glitter spawning bug cannot be fixed, maybe the devs could lower the amount of glitter needed to progress through the lilies? i had 143 out of 150 glitter, which is a frustratingly close number, but the last seven glitters just won't spawn.