Outpost Legends

It’s too monotonous. You just jump, collect rubies, and keep dying on the same traps.Good for a couple of evenings.

Игра очень весёлая! Прыгать и собирать кристаллы не надоедает. Простая, но затягивает. Советую всем попробовать.

Прикольный пиксельный платформер, с классической задумкой собирание монеток. Мне понравилась механика веревок. 9/10

Outpost Legends is a bare-minimum platformer — run, jump, collect gems, avoid spikes and saws, swing on ropes. That's the entire feature set. It's not a stripped-down version of something bigger; even GameMaker's own free tutorial projects ship with more features than this does. The main character isn't even original art — it's a stock sprite from a distributed asset pack (Gabo's Adventurers Pack on itch.io), used in other unrelated games. The $40 price tag isn't real. This game routinely goes on sale at 95% off, putting the actual price near $2. A list price that high mainly exists to inflate the discount badge during sales — and to make you wonder why a game this thin is priced like a full release to begin with. This game has no lore. Beyond basic level structure, there's no in-game narrative content. Yet the review page is loaded with near-identical entries describing a "fallen kingdom," a "mechanical tyrant," and "stolen magic" — polished, repetitive copy invoking a story that doesn't exist in the product. Several of these same reviews even describe base-building, defense mechanics, and co-op — features this platformer doesn't have at all. These reviews weren't written by people who played the game. Now check a separate listing, Bastion Frontier — a different genre (tower defense, not a platformer), under a different developer name, but sharing too much to be coincidence: the same $40 price, the same 95%-off pattern, mismatched store tags (both tagged "Sports," neither has sports content), App IDs three digits apart, and release dates one day apart. Most telling, dozens of the exact same reviewer accounts appear on both pages, posting the same inflated, story-fabricating copy regardless of which game they're supposedly reviewing. Different names on paper, identical playbook. This is a low-effort game built on stock assets, priced to obscure its real cost, with a review score padded by accounts that never played it.

A simple and beautiful game in which you need to jump and collect crystals while dodging dangerous objects.

Игре явно нужна доработка, пока что больше похоже на демо-версию. Хотелось бы увидеть обновление от разработчика с добавлением различных механик или контента. Пока что сыро.

Очень здоровская пиксельная игра, с крутым геймплеем. Можно залипнуть надолго. Всем любителям данного жанра советую!