Tether

This game was AMAZING!!! 10/10

I greatly enjoyed this little journey from beginning to end, from the pleasing pixel art, to the wonderful writing that's able to seamlessly transition to light and quirky, to somber and existential believably. And some solid replay-ability to boot! I've had a blast playing and I recommend it highly.

This game is only two dollars and it's good fun. Buy it you cowards support small devs

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I loved this game, it was a simple little platformer but it was unique in its approach to the gameplay, it also had a neat story to it as well. My only complaint is that I wish it was longer.

Super fun and charming little platformer game. It's short and simple, but it's executed very well. I loved every single interaction with W.E.X.L.E.R. It has some very nice world-building, and the story is captivating and well-tied together. The gameplay is fun as well, with some unique mechanics and semi-challenging sections. I liked the art-style alot, and the OST is great and compliments the scenes very well. Overall this game is definitely worth $2, I enjoyed it alot.

Fun little side-scroller with a charming art design and presentation. Offers some challenge and a simple but interesting story that is uncovered through logs as the game progresses. Short, sweet, and overall a pretty good game!

Awesome game!

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Charming little platformer you can complete in a couple hours. The name Tether won't make sense until the very end (SPOILER: [spoiler]remember it's there - it will show you the way out![/spoiler]). You can tell it's the developer's first game, but he's obviously put a lot of heart and soul into the project. For a small map it's beautifully laid out. You'll find many little nuggets peppered throughout the place, which help give the world and story some additional depth. The platforming itself was a little difficult for someone like me (who rarely plays platformers), but not so difficult that I was tearing my hair out in frustration. At first I thought the oxygen mechanic was going to be tedious (you can eventually use it for light, for a quick boost and to heal), but it ended up being really enjoyable managing it all and a couple times I actually died because I ran out. The main villain was a little shallow at times, but makes up for it later by being able to take control of any screen he can find (SPOILER: [spoiler] make sure you find him in the kitchen! I thought that was hilarious[/spoiler]). If you enjoy exploration just to see what kind of world another indie has created and what they find funny, I think you'll have a good time.