
Take control of a small rolling square and utilize long dormant mechanisms to ascend to the top. Watch your step!
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DISCLAIMER: This game requires a gamepad controller and utilizes sustained button presses. If you feel that holding a button down for longer than 10-15 seconds at a time will be uncomfortable, you may want to try the demo before purchasing. Thank you!
MONUMENTUM is a metroidvania-rage-puzzle-platformer-pinball-like where you control both the environment and the player character. Overcome platforming challenges, climb upwards, and activate new mechanisms of movement to reach the top!
1-2 hours of playtime
100+ platforming challenges
5 mechanism abilities to discover and activate
Activate and utilize long dormant mechanisms to reach new heights. Enjoy an immersive, diegetic experience. Play without forced UI or tutorial interruptions. Experiment and forge your own path upwards! You can't die but you can and will fall. Try not to fall though. But you will, probably.
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Languages: English
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saw this on a highly-upvoted r/godot post and was very impressed by the atmosphere and sound of the clip I saw. i bought this personally as a game dev in part to examine how an indie momentum platformer can effectively use a controller-only scheme... and also because it looks freakin' cool. aesthetically, it is very impressive. the barren, abandoned feel of the game world contrasted with the glowing neon effects instantly hooked me in, and the game does a good job of being visually interesting without making it unclear what you're supposed to interact with. the sound design is also really excellent: the hums and whirs of each element combined with the noises your character makes rolling on the ground sells the movement well. I was pretty engaged through the entire game, with the one notable exception where the challenge kinda plateaus at the end after you pick up all the movement upgrades. I was really waiting for something fiendish, and I was surprised that the game just kinda ended. i do think the two biggest issues I have with the game are the fact that it just ends without a final hard-but-satisfying challenge, and that it has all the opportunity to build intrigue with the world but chooses not to. overall, this was a very impressive first game from this developer! it seems like there's a spiritual successor to this game in the works, so I'm excited to see how that game builds on this proof-of-concept. personally I feel that this game was worth my money in its current state, but i will say its short (finished in 0.7 hours), so make of that what you will.
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Really loved how this game handled momentum-based platforming and micro-metroidvania elements. Really my only grasps are the lack of colors with the different elements which doesn't feel great for readability, the way it felt like it was never really useful to let go of X, and the lack of a soundtrack (for which I'm glad Chasm Shift is going to have seraph_engine in it, that's going to be great).
Monumentum is a short platformer that wears its heart on its sleeve. With just the title, the aesthetic, and the first 30 seconds of gameplay you know what you’re in for. The intricately detailed monument you find your avatar (a small cube) moving through is a mechanical temple. As you quickly realize, the space is full of machines meant to propel. First you unlock jump pads which launch you into the air with a bass-y thrum. As you continue you unlock a handful more abilities which let you use the other machines here. Overall, movement feels good, if a little slippery. This could be a major knock in a game that set its sights higher - aiming for the mechanical precision of something like Hopshot or Celeste. However in this 45-90 minute experience, it only grates a little and is contrasted with the joy of mastering this beautiful clockwork. There were a couple challenges, one of which pushed a little close to overstaying its welcome, but overall it was very doable to clear each section in 1-3 tries. When I think back on this, I think what will mainly stick with me is the aesthetic, but that’s just fine with me. I do like a machine temple vibrating with unexplained energy.
Very short but really fun. Definitely worth it on sale
Insanely good game. it introduces the game mechanics slowly and lets you get used to it before giving you the more challenging bits. the pacing for this was perfect. the art is very minimalist but that works for this game very well. 9/10 overall experience. some parts took a while to get through
very creative platformer one buck for one hour monumentus deal
cool and fun
I LOVE IT!
Un juego de plataformas o parkour corto y con ASMR de rebotes. 10/10
A fun short 2d platformer
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