Lovish

收集内容超级丰富的平台跳跃闯关，游戏里还套游戏，可以玩盗版塞尔达、打飞机、吸血鬼幸存者。最后解锁的卡关和收集好难，但游戏本身通关没问题，很有成就感。开心，赞。

Here's the definition of a game that strives for 8/10; Nothing more, nothing less. Really fun, cute, and goofy. You could play through this in a day and never really think about it again, but there's no denying that it was a fun day.

Story gimmicks wear thin and some of the areas are impossible if you did not randomly decide to buy the right items first. Levels are not fun to slog back through.

Played through the main stages, replayed some of the earlier stages to poke around at the 'extra rewards' that can be unlocked in each level. Delightful little platformer, with a handful of small issues. The levels are short and have a good escalating difficulty without ever reaching an annoying tough level, with failure usually resulting in learning something new about the game. There's some reasonable degree of replayability that's unlocked as you progress with 'crowns' that can be earned on every stage (hidden / pacifist / speed). The gameloop is basically a short 10-60 second stage, which is typically a platforming challenge with enemies, and sometimes conditions for 'opening the exist' (collect a key, or collect coins to unlock the exit), with some upgrades unlocked as you play that allow certain levels to become easier (for example, you can buy/unlock a dash, or the ability to attack above and below). After any stage is completed there is an 'event' which either is extra 'lives', or a minigame you need to pass to avoid losing another life, a character meeting, a new item, among other more story driven cutscenes. The gameplay is tight, the visuals are charming and serviceable, the music is good (though could use with slightly more variety), sound effects are excellent. I think one of the biggest surprises and points of praise for the game is it's tone/comedic prose, which was unexpected and reliably landed. It has little in-jokes that it sets up for itself that are shown through little 10 second cutscenes that play after each level as 'events'. Without spoiling much, the game takes a silly antihero stance that is pretty funny. My only notable criticisms: - When a stage starts its sometimes hard to locate your character immediately. This isn't a big deal, but one of those small changes I hope the developer adds in the future (just a circle fade, or more eye catching animation, some particle effects, a very quick pause on the movement of other stage elements for half a second as the character appears). Once you start moving its fine, but some stages have 'pitfalls' close to the starting point and at least a couple times I moved to find my character and it led to a death. - The restart level timing is slightly too long, the game promotes a 'die and retry' loop, which I think could be slightly faster. Repeat levels / events could also be sped up or skippable on second viewings (or after beating the game). - The final boss is two-stage, and the first stage is very RNG dependant on timing, the timing can very from about 15 seconds to well over a minute. It would be nice if after the first 5 or 10 times getting to the second stage this was guaranteed to be short or consistent (as the first stage is very much 'learn the moves'), just because the second stage is much more difficult (and interesting!) and the trivial time sink is a little annoying to deal with. - The ability to rebind keyboard keys, OR EVEN JUST SEE THE BINDINGS -- This last one is actually a major issue in my mind, unfortunately. The game does recommend a controller at startup, which I didn't have quick access to.... HOWEVER it honestly plays fine on the keyboard. The only problem is there's no way to see the button maping or remap. At one point I entered a menu and couldn't back out, until I tried every key on the keyboard, before realizing that "i" needed to be held down for a few moments to get the 'back' to happen. -- For anyone who comes across this, default mapping is wsad/arrowkeys and jkli for movement and jump/attack/dash/back. All in all, worth checking out and absolutely wortwhile if quick paced platformers are to your liking, and doesn't mind some rough edges. If the developers see this, I would love to see the small tweaks made as the game is so close to a very strong recommendation.

Solomon deserves every misfortune he gets

A short and sweet game with tons of bonus content. It's like Wonder Boy in Monster Land if it were Super Meat Boy.

So regarding the difficulty you could say it's somewhat like Super Meat Boy. Most of it is a breeze but if you plan on 100%'ing it (Getting all 3 browns/level), welp you're in for a ride. A fun one but also a sometimes frustrating one because the behaviour of some enemy types is random. Oh and the fact that you cannot skip already-seen screens which come after EVERY level, is somewhat annoying. However, game is still good.

As a 42 yr old gamer since I was 5, and grew up on challenging 2d platformers on the NES, I absolutely loved this game!! cant wait for the next game, and will definitely be checking out Matt Kaps other games