Pulstario

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24.79/27.54 — Fine pulse [strike]in the void[/strike] on Ju;piter!

I remember playing the beta version for this game when it was on Meditations, I actually GOT Meditations solely to play *this* particular game, as I was a fan of both of Fred Wood's other games. Despite a clear lack of polish, it still captivated me enough to attempt running it more than once just to get a better time. I've seen this gameplay concept before, though the way this game and it's beta handled movement in such a tight-twitch way caught my attention and made the experience enjoyable to try and master. Pulstario itself brought far more polish and gameplay out of its beta, and is legitimately a good deal for what it's worth; I'd have paid 3-5x more for something like this!

This is a quick game. I mean that in both speed and length, and those work very well together. I picked this up since one of the developer's other games, LOVE, is one of my favourite platformers. Since then, I've become less interested in games requiring skillful movmement. Admittedly, I was turned off by Pulstario at first, as the controls were a bit difficult to adjust to. However, in my second playthrough of this game, it became much better. I was way more attuned to how my cute lil' ship behaved and it no longer felt like wonky controls that you gotta suffer through. No, they make sense, it just takes a little playing around to grow accustomed to them. What I thought was frustration in the beginning was just impatience. Each kablooie felt less irritating and more as an opportunity to learn the more I played. Oh yeah, the soundtrack is badical.

我々おっさんはこれを見てイライラ棒だと思うのだが、この感想はもう古いのだろう 加速・スローモーションを巧みに操り、ステージ毎に決められた数の設置物を集めるゲーム 壁にぶつからないように、機体をうまいことコントロールしてクリアできた時は中々に気持ち良い 操作に慣れるまでは死にまくるかもしれないが、クリアしたステージを再び遊ぶと自分の上達ぶりに驚く あれ、俺ってこんなにうまかったんだ・・・？もしかしてプロゲーマーかも！と錯覚するがタダのおっさんだ安心しろ

Another absolutely fantastic game from Fred Wood. It is hard, but gives you exactly enough control (including a slow-time button) to make you feel comfortable... which is exactly when you make a mistake. Completely infuriating in exactly the right way, because it's your fault. I want to see speedruns of this because it's when you are dancing on the edge of impossibility that this game makes you feel like a deity.

The game is very unassumingly fun. It's very fun to play and just a joy. The multiple modes give it enough to make it take a few hours to get everything and it's just fun to play around in. Very much a steal for the pricetag! *note* was a beta tester for the game, but i did purchase the game myself at launch *end note*