Hell of an Office

Fun, fast paced with solid movement mechanics. Has a nice little campaign story consisting of 10 chapters - each chapter has 10 levels, a unique theme and introduces a new mechanic. Starts off chilled in early levels but gets quite frenetic by the final levels with all the mechanics going on. Would recommend.

Fun gameplay and story

fun fast paced game, fun game to 100% with cool hidden achievements

100 short but action-packed platforming levels, which you're incentivized to do as fast a possible with medals awarded for hitting under a certain time. The primary gimmick is "rocket jumping" but other mechanics such as air dashing will join your arsenal. Playing this game is like playing 3D Sonic in first person: when you get the hang of it, you can go very fast. The big downside is it takes a good 8 hours of practice before you don't totally stink at the movement. I found the early hours to be a little dull and unpleasant. My enjoyment increased with my skill as I got practice in. I really liked it by the end, or rather the end of my highscore hunting. It makes for a very good podcast game. It's great to work your runs towards a diamond medal while listening to or watching something else. I enjoyed the zany, abstract office spaces between level packs. They were cute to explore.

sr grapitas

I just randomly bought this game while it was discounted and I wasn't thinking much of it cause this isn't the genre I usually play, but I ended up thoroughly enjoying it (especially the office exploration parts, the other employees have crack up dialogue and references). Ended up buying the soundtrack too cause damn the music in this game is a banger.

wow this game is incredible! insane speedrunning game and the there is so much small detail. very much like the speedrunning game "Neon Boost" seems incredibly optimised, started walking around when i first played and felt insanely smooth, looked at my fps it was 600+ on all ultra settings lots of skins to choose from, cool achievements and cool story/concept. you can tell when a developer has poured his heart and soul into a project and this is nothing less than that.