Red Bit Ninja

A nice idea, but executed pretty poorly. It seems a lot like an unfinished project, needs a lot of polishing to be actually playable right.

There actually is a decent platformer with a simplistic but enjoyable grappling hook mechanic beneath this slapdash and technically broken game, and as a result it lands firmly in "so bad it's good" territory. You will get nonchalantly kicked back to the main menu in the middle of a level; you will have to close the pause menu every time you respawn. You will find that jumping still moves the camera after you die, and if you die while swinging, jumping will instantiate a new player sprite. You will find enemies pacing in mid air, because they wanted an obstacle in the middle of a swinging section but didn't have the assets for a flying enemy. They looked at all of this and said "ship it." It's awesome.