
Run through each level as Pep-Pel! a goofy red goblin thing. In this beautifully hand drawn game. play through tons of fast-paced and difficult levels, each with there own challenge to master!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Russian*languages with full audio support
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Haven't played too many momentum based platformers but think Pep-pel has a really beautiful art style and aesthetic for each world and the movement controls are so smooth. A good case of easy to learn hard to master controls. But definitely can dance the fine line of hair pulling frustration trying to collect everything haha. Definitely would recommend ^_^
Tons of fun. Great movement. The game suggests to play with a controller but keyboard works great. 10/10 Laptop game.
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Over the course of my time on Pep-Pel, I found it to be a very charming, yet challenging action platformer. Each world is very unique and distinct, bringing a sense of variety in every level. and each one lasts for a LONG time on a first run, and still stay for a good while once you know what you're doing! The game isn't all perfect, I found some weird collision detection in terms of hazards, as well as movement tech sometimes feeling janky, which doesn't feel great in a game that requires a high level of precision to be able to make it through later levels. However, I never found these to ruin my experience. On the contrary, it made me only want to get better at the game, embrace the jank, and figure out my own solutions to things, even if they weren't intended! When I streamed this game, I found myself solving parts of levels in completely unintended ways, and got to hear interesting feedback, and how i was intended to actually do the segment, by the creator herself, which was awesome! I hope to see more of Pep-Pel, whether she be a DLC appearance in another game, or perhaps a DLC expansion to this game itself! I think the format of this game, much like Celeste, has a lot more potential then what is currently baked into it, and while I was excited to see it go free-to-play, I'd love to be able to support the creator monetarily in a far more meaningful way. Whether that be gifting this game to like twenty of my friends (Which i did right before it went free to play, lol. the gifts went through, luckily.), Or buying future titles/DLC! I'd also love to see the Soundtrack officially released on Steam, perhaps as optional DLC (either free or paid). I'd love to be able to download these songs and play them while I'm going about my day-to-day life! (EDIT: Okay, so I've learned it is infact, on bandcamp, but I think having it on Steam, if possible, would be cool too!) Also the costumes were cute! I love the dessert desert one. If i absolutely had to give this game a rating out of 10, I think I'd give it an 8 as a paid product, and a 9 as a free product. I can see the beginnings of something absolutely fantastic here, but I would love to see more meat on it's bones! (Also Robyn did GREAT with the voice work!)
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