KilaFlow

I can't say enough good things about this game. If you yearn for the GameCube era of 3D platforming greatness, then look no further. Dripping with style, and some really fun and tight controls, this is well worth the price of admission. Cannot emphasize enough how fun it is to play. Lots of replayability as well with unlockable skins and challenges to master for every level. If you have ever once enjoyed a 3D platformer and have a functional cerebral cortex, then you're doing yourself a disservice by not picking this up. Great fun, and the dev is still contributing to the game even after release to add new options and QoL features. Quit reading and buy it already!

i like Kila a normal amount

This game makes me want to kiss my antivirus. Then I remember I use Windows Defender and I feel normal (nothing but contempt for Windows Defender) again

grabbed the game pretty much on impulse seeing it come out, perfect one to grab the deck and play a few levels on the bus, then end up spending the whole bus ride grinding out times on a single one instead- kila's also adorable, 10/10 creature even ignoring the movement that scratches my brain super well

Now, I am not much of a reviewer and there is a lot already said here about this game so I'm just going to say my own thoughts with this game, well written or not. I think KilaFlow is a great and charming fun game and I enjoy it and I'll keep coming back to it. It's a good platformer with fun worlds and bosses and a nice little story. It can be played in whatever way you want to do the levels, want to go as fast as possible? Great! Want to just get to the end? That's good too! Or just avoid every enemy? Sure, you can do that! All the bosses are different from each other being a theme or reference to some internet culture or reference which is fun, the bosses in this game are all different having a unique way of facing them or damaging them. And I did enjoy most of the boss fights aside from maybe 1 or 2. I'll get rid of the elephant in the room the way the game controls can be a bit jarring to get used to. To give an example you have a dash you can charge to go a bit faster but when you use it it kills a lot of your speed when you use it so you can't use it constantly or you'll just be going slower. And there is some jank with interactions with the environments and enemies which can lead to deaths sometimes. At the same time, the game has it's own ways of playing it and controls that feel satisfying after you understand how they work and the later levels play into that testing you that you know how to use the movement the game has been showing you and I love that! And it doesn't feel forced it feels natural, from my experience. Besides that I really enjoyed my time playing the game and I'm satisfied with it! It is a fun indie platformer with early internet mixed with some modern humor and I don't have much more to say but I think other people should play this if you like level based platformers with cute characters.

Overall great game, but it was not fun at least for me. I love platformers, but this one felt like i was in a constant 1v1 vs the camera. Bonus level 4 was a good example where the whole premise of game is go fast, but camera is pointed towards you so you have the "Can't see sh*t syndrome". I really really loved the aesthetic and the premise. Boss levels were super fun though. But overall I cannot leave a positive review as it took me multiple days to beat it, each ending with basically a ragequit on a level with poor visibiliy.