Quickly, Quackley!

A fast, short precision platformer with wonderful level design. If I ever took more than a handful of deaths, it was because there was something new that I needed to understand. Wonderful little game overall!

Entretenido, divertido, estresante, gráficos 2D y MUY estresante. En resumen: El mejor juego para perder pelo.

Great game! Well worth the price. Movement feels really good, a little bit like super meat boy but with a dash. Also really appreciate that every level is the same short length. Good music and art as well!

super meat boy + sonic

I am terrible at these games but, its fun enough that i have comeback to it a few times since i bought it, and I really liked the water world (partially because it was one of the easiest worlds). i still haven't beaten the whole game, the sewer music slaps though. if you like these kinds of games you will like this game

Quickly, Quackley is an indie retro precision platformer. It's graphics are reminiscent of ancient games on home computer systems of the 1980s such as the Atari 2600, Commodore 64, and (the developer's personal inspiration) the ZX Spectrum system. You'll run, jump, and dash your way through multiple levels with a 13 second time limit! I bought this due to following the developer's and publisher's YouTube channels, and wanting to support an independent project. [b]PROS[/b] + Though its graphics are very retro, the movement is very fluid. All deaths felt like they were my fault. + The difficulty curve is excellent. Core concepts are expertly introduced and built upon throughout the game. + The soundtrack is great, and fitting with the ZX Spectrum theme. [b]CONS[/b] - As expected with a game with levels with a 13 second time limit, the game is SHORT. I beat the main game in a single sitting in a little over 90 minutes. [b]NITPICKS & YMMV[/b] ~ Speedrun and Time Trial Modes are accessible after game completion, allowing you to practice and add some replay value. - Quite a few levels have the character running off screen to the right, and appearing to the left (or top and bottom!). I personally don't like this mechanic, though I understand that it's the dev's prerogative. I'd recommend this if you are looking for a short, sweet platformer that is all meat and no filler. Especially if you have a 1980s retro gaming itch to be scratched.