Merp in Merpworld

merp

it feels good to jump and also to float. if you're good enough at the game you can see a [spoiler]big snail[/spoiler].

This game is cool and good... The sprite work is sweet the world is charming and the level design is fun yet still challenging at times. or maybe i just suck at platformers who knows. big reccomend on this game.

A short and sweet experience, the graphics are reminiscent of early handheld consoles, yet stay fresh and beautiful all throughout. I could see some enjoying more content, perhaps even a level editor, but to me, this package works quite well and puts a smile to my face. Deep down, we might all be Merps

you think its just a fun platformer but this game goes deep

i love how things interact in merpworld, it makes this tinybeautiful platformer feel almost like an immersive sim at times, magical balance of affordances and rules, delightfully chunky graphics and silky smooth music and audio. the leaf is genius.

A charming puzzle platformer with dark shadows above it, Merp in Merpworld is not only a special combination of several talented people to breathe life into the Merpworld but is also a stealth sequel to May Oswald's earlier game satryn. You play a tinly fiber sprite with a leaf for hair, and you use said leaf to float across large distances. You can also pick up and throw items, and these two game mechanics will be how you have to approach the challenges the game presents. You have collectables in the form of 'cores', that when all are collected reward you with lore about the ongoing dillemma happening on your planet. You befriend a being known as The Attractor very early on, and whether this is a blessing or a curse depends on your perspective. As the levels progress, more people related to The Attractor become known to you and the fate of the world hangs in the balance. But, you are no hero, you are just Merp. Can you see your way to a happy ending?