Mute Crimson+

Same old punishing trial and error indie platformer you've seen a thousand times before but adds nothing to the genre. Much better examples out there. Character is just heavy and slow enough to be annoying. You never gain any abilities or skills and there is very little enemy variety or even enemies full stop. The boss fights are formulaic. Around the end of the game it stops even pretending to want you to have fun and gets rid of checkpoints so you repeat stuff more. Had potential but no.

Good level design ruined by bad controls. The cut scenes have literally one joke and it gets old real fast.

I bought this game a good while ago, since it looks like a lot of fun. It was. UNTIL, it started crashing the second i booted it up, and no amount of uninstalling and reinstalling would fix it. Its a great game, until it stops working.

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Hace 2 horas estoy tratando de pasar el boss final (creo), en cualquier momento me rajo un tiro. 10/10.

Quick Score: 4/5 Notes: Been a while since I played, but I don't recall having many complaints aside from the characters horizontal movement speed being a bit slow.

Short precision platformer that for me most resembles [b]Super Meat Boy[/b]. It's not as great as that, but it handles pretty smoothly. My biggest gripe with it was with the hitboxes for hazards, which feel like they're too big - often making me take a hit where it visually looks like I'm not actually touching the hazard. Fine little game, with optional collectables that are a little tricky to get (like bandages in Super Meat Boy).

this game dope, many funs big mad much style do reccomendo

Extremely short and lacking in variety when it comes to gameplay, visuals or how levels are constructed, but Mute Crimson+ is still a fun time if you enjoy 2D platformers along the same lines as Ninja Gaiden for the NES - except much more fair. It ain't winning any awards, but it's perfectly serviceable. ★★★★★★☆☆☆☆

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