Rifter

Top shelf kinda game. If you enjoyed Remnants of Nazeith then this game is a must have.

This game is good, really really good. But seriously what have you smoked during leveldesing, i even got softlocked once during a bossfight and the puzzles have too less room to compensate ''mirco''mistakes, you probaly dont even have about 1/10 of a secound time sometimes. I even only watched lets plays so I was able to figure out how this game ends. Seriously this isnt challanging anymore this is frustrating. Would only recomend when youre a hardcore jump n run player

Rifter is an extremely fun-driven momentum based platformer. the levels are large but fast, movement is easy to learn but hard to master. This game honestly feels like Sonic + Silver Grapple + super meat boy.

I hate to give this game a bad review, because it does seem like a really good game. But, currently, it has a bug that causes the screen to go temporarily black while, starting the level, taking damage, and performing certain attacks. Which makes large portions of this game, currently, unplayable. From what i understand from other reviews and comments in the community hub the developer is aware of this problem, and has been aware of this problem for, at least, five years now. Yet the problem remains. If the problem is patched out any time in the near future, i will update this review to be positive, because, out side of that, it really is a fun game, with awesome music.

Really fun from what I briefly played, but I then discovered that the leaderboard server is offline with no plans to bring it back online, so I refunded as I was specifically looking for a leaderboard competition game. Still a great game for anyone who doesn't care about the lack of working leaderboards

손맛이 엄청 좋다.

Rifter is a phenomenal blend of breakneck speed, vibrant visual and musical style, and challenging yet very fun and accessible gameplay. If you enjoy 80's-style synthwave, neon/retro aesthetics, and acrobatic grappling hook shenanigans, you should really pick this one up. It's well worth the 12 bucks. The only criticism I have is there's no option to shuffle the playlist, which is a very minor complaint.

It took a bit for me to get used to the controls, but once I did, the game was pretty much as-advertised. You really do get to fly, swing, and dash around like a total boss. I'm some fraction through the campaign and I just tried some challenge runs, I'm having a blast. The soundtrack and the aesthetics are also great too. There is no region-specific music, but there's a good amount of tracks and I haven't gotten bored of them just yet. The music in the trailers is included. :) I'm playing on Linux Mint with a mouse and keyboard. Nice difficulty curve so far for the main campaign. Lots of replayability with different modes of play; you can go back to previous planets and collect lots of goodies. Overall, if you're into this aesthetic and like a more physics-y, innovative platformer, definitely check this out.

Es a good game: zoom zoom go fast

Good die and retry platformer with a nice grappling mechanic.