Midnight Arrow

Very nice so far, tight controls, good level design, lovely pixel art.

great game worth playing no question a 10/10

Pese a su inicio lento, la experiencia es maravillosa. Sus puzles están bien diseñados y, aunque el juego es minimalista, cuenta con una dirección artística muy cuidada. Lo mejor es que, como casi nadie lo ha jugado, no existen guías: cada vez que me pierdo en alguna parte reaparece esa sensación de pérdida satisfactoria que sentía de niño al jugar sin ayudas ni instrucciones.

Generally alright precision-platformer (in both landing well and shooting arrows well) that occasionally isn't as precise as it would like to be, and likes to mix mechanics together in a way that frustrates more than amuses. The last... I guess half? of the final stage soured me on the game a bit, throwing a narrow ice-tunnel/retracted-spike maze after a tunnel where you have to near-enough pixel-perfect hop over four small spikes that's two tiles tall. This is then followed by the blizzard, which is unclear on when you aren't allowed to double-back, that then throws everything at you, from retracting spikes, dart-traps, ice floors, birds that shove you around, all in the dark. The idea is for it to be hectic, and I can't deny that it ISN'T hectic, but I can't say it was really fun. Though this could be due to my controller having a weird right analogue stick... It's a short game, so it doesn't feel QUITE so bad to suddenly get the "everything surprise" that lowers my opinion a bit, and most of what leads up to that area is nicely designed! Just be warned about the spike in difficulty if you choose to grab this game.

UHHH when the uhhhh

Good game. The art is cool and the controls are sweet. The idea is interesting and it's fun to play. It has a story behind it. I would recommend this game to anyone interested in platform games that combine puzzle mechanics. Not my type of game, but cool.

someone needs a slap for that blizzard setpiece at the end.