Poosh XL

Simple to play, fun to try and master. Tbh good deal for just a buck, very polished-feeling, everything about the game feels satisfying to me.

The game feels abysmal to play. The controls are chaotic and you often find yourself locked in a position where you can't do anything but kill yourself. Your character has a terrible inertia for some reason which makes your movement even more unpredictable. The hitboxes are massive, on the death screen you can see that you don't even need to intersect with enemies, you just gently touch them and die. You can even get killed by an off-screen enemy with a single push. Fun! Overall, this game has no respect for player's intentions and just feels awful.

Жопка подгорает 😅👍

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Great game, fun, and addicting. You find yourself saying one more game and realizing another hour has passed. I keep trying to climb up the leaderboards. This game is worth every penny spent.

[h3]Story Mode[/h3][list] [*]none :D [/list]What? Did you think there was going to be an actual STORY to this?? LOL [h2]Survival (Mode):[/h2] the part the dev WANTS you to think is the meat of the game. Honestly, I don't like it that much, but I play it every now and then to see how far I can go. [list] [*]has leaderboards [*]can choose your avatar [/list] [h2]Challenges (Mode):[/h2] The best part about this game. Each challenge is like a level to master, and has leaderboards for each. Challenge level: ranges from average to difficult, and usually is very difficult in the last 10-20% of a level. [h2]Characters[/h2] [list] [*]20 different 'avatars' to unlock for your ball [player character]. [*]You unlock one for each Challenge you complete. (the one you PLAY AS in that challenge is the one you unlock) [/list] [h3]CONCLUSION[/h3] This game is simple, but fun. The fact that it actually has leader boards, makes it better than Atari 50 in the competitive sense, lol. I wouldn't say this game is going to be highly competitive, BUT it is more challenging than you might think and is strangely satisfying to beat challenge levels in. I recommend this, especially at the low price point of under 1 dollar! :D

Poosh XL could be this developer's most interesting take on the one-button arcade genre. There's a good mix of skill, planning and randomness in its gameplay, making each attempt to chase your high score inherently fun. However, the lack of control you have is frustrating, and progress here is extremely difficult. The music is procedurally generated and dynamically swells as you progress, which is pretty satisfying to hear. This is also a great use of the neon geometry aesthetic that doesn't feel forced, giving it solid Wii Play Laser Hockey vibes. Plus, the lights telegraph coming obstacles. Watching a speedrun of this game would be amazing, but I'm not so sure about investing my own time here. It's still an interesting game that's worth a try.

Surprisingly addicting. I brings out the competitive side of me.

A puzzle game in disguise

this game makes me extremely upset