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In a game this simple, any glaring issues are bound to stand out at you. I'm happy to say that I've found none in my combined 22+ hours of playing this game on and off Steam. Its smooth and doesn't get in your way. Resets put you right back at the start without a useless menu in-between, re-routing is on the fly but not tedious, and the timer is simply a suggestion, allowing you to play at your own speed. If you prefer timers that count up instead of down and improving your runs, this game is for you. I liked this game so much that I've given it the highest award I can possibly give a game; I purchased it after p*rating it.

fun speedgame. Surf ramp's a little sticky tho

For a dev's first game, I think it's overall pretty amazing! Not sure if I should count this as negative cuz it's mostly a me thing, but Infinite Mode confused me in terms of how it really works.

It's surf but with all strafing removed. So it's not surf and lacks the technicality for interesting higher skill gameplay.

I've played surf for a very long time, and this feels like a positive simplification of the art. You hold forward and direct your character instead of having to match the ramp direction with your movement keys. this is a step forward for teaching my peers, but I would appreciate a legacy mode for people who started doing all these things in source games. aside from that, every minute I've played has been a blast and im glad i have another movement game to relax to!

Very fun relaxing game. Easy to play, hard to master. Remind me of surf in Counter-Strike, but it's not exactly the same. There are some other added gimmick like bounce, bubbles and "Tornados", but some of them kinda breaks the momentum of some runs. May be because I don't fully master the concepts tho. Worth a try for the price, or the demo! Technical Cons ; **Supports 21:9 but not 32:9 without stretching the image.** **EDIT** 32:9 support has been added :). Thanks Dev!

Whether you're new and looking to try a movement game for the first time or you're already experienced with them and looking for a new challenge, I would recommend this game to you. All of the levels have linear routes that are accessible to new players, but as you improve, you will find new ways to beat levels. It's fun for people just looking to explore the levels and for people who want to grind out personal bests. The levels are populated with other players, and it's fun to see everyone flying around and feeling like part of a community in that way. After you complete each level, you unlock the ability to see the ghosts of other players' best times, which will show you new strategies and faster ways to complete levels. There are four medals for each level: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Creator. From what I understand, Creator medals are granted if you beat the Dev's best time on each level, but I'm not sure about that. It's a fun extra challenge for each level. The game's achievements are challenging but doable, although they did bug out on me from time to time, forcing me to recomplete certain things from time to time. Keys are hidden throughout each level, rewarding exploration and sometimes requiring special movement to reach them. Collecting enough keys will unlock secret levels. The game runs pretty well on my low-mid-range PC, but there are times where the frame rate will drop, but this usually only happens in certain areas of certain levels, so you will quickly learn where to expect these things to happen and work around them. Overall, I had a great time with this game and would definitely recommend it.

Amazing game!

10x better than surfing in cs

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