Team Indie

Boring and the controls aren't that great.

I really wanted to like this game. And to finish it and get all the achievements. But the poorly designed mechanics make enjoyment difficult. The controls are imprecise, and slight missteps usually mean undoing 30 seconds of effort rather than 3 (ala Super Meat Boy); that may not sound like much, but when it happens hundreds of times it really adds up. The frustration level quickly surpasses the enjoyment, and unlike many popular difficult games, failure is not always your fault. The concept has potential, and the developer impressively got several recognizable characters to feature, but this game would need a lot of improvement (that isn't planned) to be worthy of your time.

A tad dissapointing honestly. This is a slow paced puzzle platformer. I was hoping for something a bit faster after seeing the inclusion of the Dustgirl. My review might be negative, but if you enjoy puzzle platformers this might be for you.

It had potential, but: • Tends to glitch out quite often, softlocking the game, forcing you to restart the level. • Very bad options menu wtih no way to change controls. • Repetitive gameplay with a lot of waiting around and replaying the same part of the levels over and over. • Poor animations, sound and music design (repetitive and lackluster). If they had polished the game it could've been so much better. It's a good concept but with a bad execution. I understand why they unlisted it from the store. Unplayable.

Nice little game.

Team Indie is an amalgamation of various indie games, such as Braid, Awesomenauts and Dust Force, using gameplay mechanics from the games represented. Whilst it is novel to see and play as the representatives of those other indie titles, it constantly begs the question "why am I playing this instead of <insert game here>?", because, although the game is fun, it doesn't really have that same charm as the other games. So here's a tentative recommendation.

Amazing game