Pulstario

Okay, so the in game footage shown on the Steam store page on [b]Pulstario[/b] make this game look rediculously easy. Which it isn't if you do no use the slow motion option. I wonder if the developer has become really good at his own game or if those videos were shot while playing in slow motion and played back at regular speed. :) I hope to git gut too after I have played it a couple more times. This game is good fun to play if you have a couple of minutes to spare. It is challenging enough but not too difficult because of the aforementioned option to slow down time.

Pretty good, the endless lives mode does make it a bit less fun but that is my fault for sticking to it. It does get more fun as it goes on, though. The physics are pretty good, and the concept is simple to understand which is nice. The small stages are good to explore and I felt my time was well spent. I don't feel that the levels consistently get harder, there are a few late game levels I breezed through quite easily.

i am speed

A really cool arcade game, hard but rewarding and with nice music.

Simple y divertido

Simples e curto, mas bem divertido. Gostei bastante das músicas.

I'm writing this review with only ~30 minutes played, although I can confidently say I'm absolutely in love with this game! Managed to clear it twice (once in unlimited, and once in arcade). It has clear LOVE and kuso vibes, coming from the same developer, and is structurally similar with its modes, slowdown mechanic, and a few familiar level elements. Unlike those though, I'd describe this as a "precision anti-platformer". The only point of comparison for this "genre" I have is Flywrench. Pulstario has you similarly flying a ship affected by gravity in which you must avoid touching any walls, although is unique with its ship rotation and propulsion, along the lines of Luftrausers. The controls are simple and intuitive, and you can install and finish in an hour or less (although the modes and achievements will have you coming back to it for at least a couple more). If you like Luftrausers or Flywrench, pick this up. If you like anything even remotely similar to the gameplay video or just like trying new things, go for it. Well worth the low asking price of $1.