Rust and Resolve

the first 50 hours are pretty tough but once you get the basics its fun! tag your favourite streamer to play it

Rust and resolve is a foddian game where you can rotate in the air but not on the ground. You have a double jump, that you can use to jump up, left or right but i barely used the right or left option since i felt the up one was just fine. Double jumping fast give you more height since it add to the momentum, but waiting till you're falling barely help you up because of the downward momentum The game has a multiplayer mode despite only showing single player on the right. The game still save if you are not the host so you can restart where you left off fortunatly. The level design felt fair, but the level in itself felt a bit long with not that much novelty to justify it, Toward the end of my playthrough, it felt like i was mostly just doing jump that i already did in the past. There are also a few section where you have to go down or far left/right where you can't really see where you land which isn't super good design. And to top it all off, when i reached the end, there's a message saying the game wasn't finished and that there would be a longer version of the map. Also no achievement to reach that point so unsure how to get the last one. There are a few bots with lore, but the text is super slow and could have been faster. Overall, the game was still pretty fun, but i feel like it could have been more instead of barely using the ice and wind mechanic. I would still recommend it but with a grain of salt.

Funny rage game.

I like it. I feel like there should a short tutorial at the beginning or in the menu because its not clear you can double jump, I figured it out quickly but a certain youtuber didnt and she made your game look bad, lol. Also i feel the a and d keys should be swapped (Or have an option to be swapped).

a charming, infuriatingly fun adventure. please add controller bindings :)

And you thought getting over it was hard...

Fun! Pretty difficult, pretty punishing. Feels like there's less fine-grained control than something like Getting Over It or Summit Drive, but it's still pretty good.