I'm Determined to Make 3A: 01/65

It has the most BASED and proletarian game trailer ever.

Honestly, the game even in its so-called rough state is VERY fun to play. I would love to see this one fleshed out into a full game. I'm not sure that you need to focus on AAA game dev; this concept is really damn good as a base for a more polished final release. I know more than a few speedrunners who would be very likely to pick this game up as a project! Definite recommend

Well worth the money! The game works perfectly on Steam Deck! The platforming is challenging enough to keep you on your toes while not being frustrating. Although, this isn't your typical platformer since you can walk on walls and ceiling at your leisure which allows for more engaging level design and gameplay. Every level feels unique and memorable because of how each of the mechanics interact with one another in interesting ways. My favourite levels are the ones with the Thunder Booster combined with the portals. Despite being a work in progress, both the visuals and sound effects are satisfying to listen to and look at. Especially when you collect all the coins in a level. Overall, I highly recommend this game. It costs less than a visit to a fast-food place yet will entertain you for at least 6 hours. =)

This game is absolutely amazing! Allow me to gush about the game design. It's a movement-based puzzle platformer. The movement is among the most refined I've ever played, on par with Mario 3D platformers (in refinement, not moveset). Your snail's jump is a rocket, which you can hold for as long as you want, but you lose it as soon as you let go. You can change direction mid-jump (even after rocket), more than in most games. You can crawl up walls/ceilings. And, most genius of all, the DIRECTION of your rocket is determined by your momentum (still for straight up/perpendicular, move a little for a slight angle, a running start for a very sharp angle, and stop to move the direction back again). All put together with complex platform shapes, spike hazards, and bumpers, etc., the game calls for both tight timing and clever planning/routing. Ah, but you see, you see, it's SO SMOOTH! The movement allows such freedom and creativity, and the nuanced control absolutely rises to the challenge. ...