
Lost Girl Platformer is a thrilling 2D platform game where you play as a courageous girl. Your task is to jump from platform to platform to survive and escape. But be careful: time is limited, and every jump must be precise!
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Очень казуальная игра, с классной атмосферой, советую новеньким в играх.
Игра расслабляет, медитативная, атмосферная и в меру сложная
Топовый платформер, не пожалел что сыграл:)
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One of the best platformers ever made with a deep, touching and important message and story :)
Oh my goodness, where do I even begin? Celeste is simply an amazing game that has captured my heart and mind. From the very first moment I started playing, I was hooked. The gameplay is so satisfying and challenging, yet never feels frustrating or unfair. I love the way the controls are so tight and responsive, allowing me to pull off incredible feats of acrobatics as I guide Madeline up the mountain.
Literally the best platformer I have ever played. Smooth, cohesive gameplay mechanics, amazing story, coupled with one of the best soundtracks ever produced. There is not one flaw I can think of.
One of the best games I've ever played. I already got 100% in the XBLA version, but I bought it on Steam and I'm going to 100% it all over again. Excellent levels design, super tight controls, fantastic music and a great sense of humor all combine to make this a true masterpiece.
This game is often categorized as a "rage-game", but the difference between this and most other rage games is that it never feels downright unfair, and when you die, it's strictly your fault and nothing else's fault. I highly recommend this game for people who enjoy platformers - this is one of the best platformers out there.
I still haven’t finished the game, but I feel like I’ve seen enough to properly form an opinion. And honestly, this game is amazing, and I frankly doubt that’ll change, unless the final few chapters somehow kills my actual, real life family or highjacks and deletes my steam account or something.
The least frustrating game in which you will die thousands of times.
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