moon bride

Well, this game is pretty awesome, and the art is amazing! It ramps up in difficulty pretty fast. While there are no saves, there is a password system that will remind the older gamers of the Sega Genesis era in which we had to write down all the passwords and keep them in a binder to pick up where we left off in games. The passwords are hidden in the background of levels, so keep an eye out.

Great little experience, with some fantastic art to boot. Not a challenging game but great for the eyes.

As the very first reviewer here - me being the second one - already stated: It's a 'Mediocre platforming game with a terrible respawn system AND keyboard/controller configuration...' There is no tutorial, so I don't know what each object etc. does or is used for, the controls seem to be meant more for controller instead of keyboard mouse players (I have never had to use the key 1 to exit a game before; I still do not know what the button A does). I couldn't progress past even the first minute, since there's just a stupid bubble floating there and I have 2 or 3 jumps but need even more and don't know what the bubble does. The developer claimed it is a skill issue and I am just too dumb to play his game, well I own ALL other games he has developed and sold on here and had no problem completing a single one of them. He has also responded to above review promising he will improve the game later on. Well playability should be a given at launch not a maybe post launch, as seems to be the standard nowadays for greedy stock market companies just wanting to turn a quick buck off of their customers for the next quarter. Not sure why a single dev can't optimize and polish his game pre instead of post launch and seeks fault for a faulty development or design choices with his previously loyal player base. Refunded.

No reason for when you die to have to do it all over again. Otherwise pretty decent.

I only played this game for the alien girls

Interesting game, I love the art and always love a game that uses passcode checkpoints. The platforming is fairly simple but it is solid and feels good to play. Using checkpoints, I got to the end in about an hour and I think did both options with the npc that had them. Well worth the price. Issues: -When you run out of lives, it forgets if you had dark mode enabled. -When your head hits the ceiling, it refreshes your double jump. (couldn't find anywhere that would allow abusing it) -There is one part of the game that might need to handle dark mode differently in some way. (Not huge issue) -Would be nice to have some way before talking to the npc to tell if there is an ending option with them.