HopBound

only have to say this: where are my last yandere.

I would say this game is a solid 3/5. Frustrating gameplay that rewards you with more frustrating gameplay and lackluster story. Maybe i had too high of expectations going in, but i wasn't impressed. Probably a good price point, but if you dont like repeating sections over and over again, find a playthrough and watch that.

The platforming is intentionally difficult, but it is also imperfect. Despite its flaws, the platforming can be fun. The soundtrack is nice. I think it's worth the $3 for the gameplay and the music. The story is very unoriginal, though. [spoiler] Some of the dialogue is lifted almost word-for-word from Silent Hill 2. [/spoiler]

Weird meta-platformer with acceptable gameplay and cool nonsensical story. The game play is nothing deep here, but it's cool that you navigate a browser to enter different levels. I would've liked a bit more depth here but the music and atmosphere is spot on. The game has an eerie tone to it and pseudo-Gameboy Graphics combined with the simplistic gameplay and bizarre story give it a weird isolating feeling. If you beat the game you unlock a final level that is obnoxiously hard and that's about it. While it probably has the best story of the games made by Appsir it's still a confusing jumbled mess with too many characters and no sense to what is going on. With that said it was still fun to play through.

Not really scary or super difficult or anything, kind of just a surreal platformer

AppSir has developed a series that has many games under its belt. They have continually proved again and again that there is far more to their games than it seems, by connecting each and every one of them. The game itself is provides an even greater challenge than the previous entries. This game shows AppSir's ability to take their previous games and evolve them into something new. The story and horror as always, is incredibly rich in this game, providing an absolutely amazing experience. I highly recommend what I refer to as the AppSir series, the games are always cheap and well worth the price for the ever expanding story.