Lil Baby Poop's NIGHTMARES

First impression after an hour of playtime. The cute artstyle and animations are quite deceptive. I played on "easy" mode and this game is already brutal. Enemy placement is random so each attempt on a level feels different. This game surely is for players seeking a real challenge. So far I've only made it through 3 of the 13 levels. Every finished level feels like having beaten a dark souls boss. Hard but worth it. Overall great platformer!

Atrocious... First of dont be fooled by the graphics. The controls suck, your character go light speed but the game ask you to do tiny steps cause there's ennemies everywhere and they are random every time you retry. You cant drop down platforms like in every games, jumps are delayed trying to run and chain jumps sent you flying so fast you cant do nothing but get hit or die in a pit. Cant shoot fast egnouth, jumping and shooting barely work once again cause controlls suck. Blind jumps, unfair ennemies placement. STAY AWAY!

this is a hard, very hard, but fun game. the levels all have their own theme with different enemies and backgrounds, so there is great variety. combining that with the great art style of the game the you're in for a good time. i enjoy the rng element due to its replay value, but it does get frustrating sometimes when a group of jumping spiders spawn. the fast movement of the baby takes some time to get used to (especially in levels where precision landing is crucial), but overall it is very fun and gives you a nice amount of adrenaline.

This game fun but challenging and the challenge, I believe, does not come from the right places. Lil Baby runs way too fast to keep up with how close the camera is zoomed in. There are stages where his speed is fine due to the camera being out so far. The tripping mechanic should be removed entirely. I don't want to have the negative attributes of a baby while playing this game. Shooting enemies feels good and there are clear ways to deal with the enemy variety. There is always 1 hp pick up in each level which allows a wee bit of wiggle room but not enough where the player can breeze through the game. The jazz is excellent and the animation is even better. The first cutscene is so smooth! I wish there were more of them in the game. I recommend this game with a caveat. If you're okay with some wonky mechanics in your run 'n gun then I recommend. If you don't want to deal with random trips that can lead to loss then this one isn't for you. It's a challenging game either way. Definitely not family friendly though. Wouldn't let an adolescent play this game due to the difficulty. I do think the game needs tweaking but for 5.99$ it's alright. I'm ready to hop back into the game after some tweaks.

great little game with amazing art and music. it's not an easy game and the controlls need some time to get used to but all in all it's fun to play.

Incredibly beautiful visual style, excellent musical accompaniment, but the gameplay leaves much to be desired — just arrow keys + spacebar is very boring. If I were the developer, I would try to keep the visual style but redo the gameplay, add more gameplay content — and then the game could even be sold. But unfortunately, for now, I can't recommend it.

Awesome music and love the art style. Got through the first few stages and it is very hard, even on easy! Controls may take a bit to get used to due to the sensitivity of movement. Looking forward to attempting to finish the remaining stages. Very reminiscent of Cuphead stress level in the run and gun levels.

The game was a lot of fun to play, even though I had a pretty hard time getting into the dynamic of the game and ended up failing pretty often even on easy mode at first, I think that's part of what makes this game so enjoyable, slowly but surely building your reaction time, getting to know the enemies and how to deal with them. I'm still fighting my way through the remaining levels, already looking for all the new challenges this game has to offer! After playing around with some settings on steam I managed to get my controller running, however I'd love to see native controller integration at some point!