OneJump

[quote] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/31884377-If-It-Is-Insane/]Check out my curator page for more awesome spoiler-free reviews[/url] [/quote] [h1]TL;DR[/h1] OneJump is based on a good concept but falls short in terms of execution. It just lacks the necessary polish and does nothing good enough to justify playing it. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] OneJump is extremely simple and easy to understand. You move a block to the left or right on a line and have to hit targets via jumping. A jump that does not connect with a target will end the current run. Later on, obstacles will start to fall randomly, and hitting them also equals death. The general concept is excellent and works well. There are two relevant modes: Infinite Runs that center around high scores VS Mode against other real players First of which is the most relevant. A skill difference in such a game is constant and nigh impossible to overcome because it needs practice and luck. This makes the VS Mode more or less obsolete. [h1]Critique[/h1] The game has some glaring problems. The first one is that the Infinite Runs are boring to play through as restarting runs wastes a lot of time. The first two stages are too easy and have no real engagement to offer. But at first, they will dominate the time invested in the game. The higher stages also are way too hard. While the skill curve is steep, the jump from stage six to stage seven is a ridiculous roadblock. At this point, I lost interest. Another terrible problem is that blocks (bad and good) spawn randomly. This makes it possible to instantly die from a bad block that spawned at an unlucky place. There are some neat tricks to learn. An example is that good blocks offer protection from bad blocks. Another one is that no new waves of bad block can spawn if the current wave has not run its course. There is nothing more to learn. [h1]Immersion/Bugs[/h1] The music is just a little too much. I understand that generic tunes have to be used for such a "small" game. Yet the soundtrack does not feel fitting. In terms of bugs, I encountered some, but they were not game-breaking. OneJump still lacks the polish I would hope a focussed experience like this would have though. [h1]Conclusion[/h1] OneJump does too little to be actually a game worth playing. While the premise holds potential, OneJump can not deliver on it. It lacks the selling point and reason why I would play it over any other arcade game. [quote=author] As of now, meme curators dominate Steam. So consider following me for reviews that actually cost me some time (and effort) to create. I don't think this will change much, but the majority of my readers are not followers. I am still going to pump my heart into these reviews. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/31884377-If-It-Is-Insane/ [/quote]

The game is really wonderful, it has nice music and beautiful retro graphics! If you concentrate a little, you have a small chance of making it into the ranking Top 10 ... I love it <3

Macht schon Bock. Mega Musik :3

It s good