Felix The Toy

I liked this game. Very simple and intuitive controls. I especially liked the main character. The game also has 7 interesting levels, several modes. I especially liked the story mode. And pleasant music plays in the background. Nice character animation. In general, the game is good, there are some minor flaws with textures, which, I think, the developer will fix soon.

oh hell nah dawg I want my 2 dollars back edit: thanks developer for giving me a jester award I will think about you when I spend my juicy points

Really fun game. Looks ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ terrifying at first but trust, it's Super Mario 64 but with less clunky mechanics and an oh so good camera. Would recommend.

An interesting little platformer with good level variety. Took me way back to playing the Toy Story platformer on the n64 I believe.

Looks good :D

It's a nice 3D platformer with cute graphics and music. With elements of research and collecting. Its low price is a good offer for lovers of calm and relaxing games. The environment of the game is reminiscent of the Toy Story.

Basic but fun and well designed game

A decent platformer with potential and a few tweaks to make is really something special. Platforming is fun and floaty, and while enviornments are quite chunky, exploring is quite fun. And it doesnt exactly stay same-y for long!

First off I'd like to clarify most of my time spent on this game was off steam, that being said: This game stays true to N64 era platformers. It's a phenomenal "recreation" of what it was like to play those games for the first time. The level and music design is top tier. Both were very well thought through. I often find myself jamming to it while collecting everything. This game is 100 out of 10!

A simple game about running and jumping to collect keys. I love the hook that you are a small toy running around a house where everything is giant compared to you, but I can't say the actual game play is that good. At it's core this is a pretty linear game where every key is at the end of a series of tricky jumps. Fail any of those jumps and you have to start again from the ground level. So unless you never miss a jump (and you will, I assure you) the game requires a lot of repetition. Which might appeal to some people, but I'm not that hardcore. Even if it weren't for all the repetition due to missing jumps, the game itself really only has one core mechanic: jumping to reach keys. While you can choose the order to collect the keys, it's always pretty obvious what path to take for each one, so there's not really much to figure out, and there is no advantage to collecting them in any specific order. The controls are ok - kind of floaty but I can get used to it. Sometimes the camera bugs out when you get into too narrow a space, but that's rare. I love a well designed collecting game like the old spyro games on the ps2 but this game is missing the magic touch that made those so good. But If you really like platforming that requires ultra-precise movements then maybe this is for you; I don't think it's a bad game so much as very niche.