Forward to the Sky

https://youtu.be/rC6A1FhtzsU Only hitting the minimal bar for an action platformer all the major elements could have used a lot more polish.

Game is definitely not worth $8 and would be closer to something I would pay for $1-$2 for, which I had during one of the sales. Game is not very well optimized (not terrible, but not great) and controls are weak. The dashing movement is only limited to backflips. The voice acting is weak and a bit corny. The story is rough. The game can be beaten in an hour and 15 minutes, maybe even an hour if you know what to do head of time. Took me almost 2 hours to beat due to being a completist where I redid a few levels looking for all the crystal statue. The puzzles were at least okay, however the combat isn't exactly passable. You can get stun locked in the later levels due to some clunky combat mechanics. I do like how the game doesn't punish you from falling off the map. Music was nice. I do like the setting and character designs, except for the Witch's model. She was too low poly and felt underwhelming when you actually get to see her. They should update and polish the model as it feels like a place holder, especially compared to the detail given to the main character and monsters. Overall, only get it when its for sale of $1-$2. Not really worth the full $8, in my opinion, however for the price I paid for, being about $2, it was worth that price. Again, only recommended when on sale.

este juego es malísimo en muchísimos sentidos.... es solo un intento a medias de crear un videojuego... esta bien como un proyecto de juego, como un fanmade de juego o el primer juego de alguien, pero en si como videojuego no deja de ser esto pura basura, eso si me gusto la idea de que para desbloquear fragmetos de la historia o lore del final, solo se consigue si conseguis todos los items a travez de los escenarios.... pero el juego es tan malo que ni pienso jugarlo 2 veces como para desbloquear todo, simplemente ya me lo pase y no quiero volver a ver este juego nunca mas, los que le pusieron reseña positiva a este juego queda bien claro que son puros bots, porque esto es botlegs de los rancios.

Got to say it from the start - this game is worth to get only on sale with good discount, cause even with small price tag it might not be worth that kind of money for variety of reasons. Forward to the Sky is a platformed with some tacked on combat, that might have been better left out of game. There are plenty of puzzles, but they are quite simple and have lots of flying included, unfortunately controls are not the best in the genre and could lead to some justified frustration during puzzle solving. Combat though doubles down on clunkiness and offers not much in terms of gameplay at all, since it’s even simpler than puzzles, by a lot too. Plot follows princess flying her airship to climb mysterious sky tower and defeat witch, but to nobody’s surprise there is a slight twist, to be honest plot takes back seat even with not stellar gameplay, so you have any contact with it on rare occasions and it leaves a lot to be desired. Graphics are far from sophistication and rely heavily on some cuteness, mainly of two characters, cause enemy models are so so, both level design and textures are plain. Audio is on same level as other aspects in being very mediocre for both sounds and music. Also game is quite short, so it might be worth to pick up with big discount to quickly rush through, if you were lured by cutish art and princess. Though maybe those 2-3 hours of your life could be spent better, who knows, i’d put thumbs up, but it’s definitely a sideway thumb in honest, and i don't put down only cause i got it to 100% and don't want to look like total waste.

ゲーム性自体は面白いものの ボリューム不足がかなり酷いのでそこが難点。 どうしてもこの難点が見逃せない

Forward to the Sky is a charming little platformer that I genuinely enjoyed for what it is — a breezy couple of hours climbing a sky tower with a cute princess, solving simple puzzles and lightly slashing skeletons. Each of the six levels introduces a fresh mechanic, which keeps things feeling varied even if none of them overstay their welcome. The combat is pure button-mashing with no real depth, and the voice acting ranges from endearingly mediocre to outright grating, but neither ruined the experience for me. My biggest gripe is the value proposition: at full price, two hours feels thin, but on sale this is a pleasant, low-stakes way to spend an afternoon. If you want something relaxing with a light puzzle focus and don't mind a rough edge or two, grab it on discount.