Trigo is the kind of game that makes you rage in a very positive way. First of, the controls are crazy responsive, everything feels smooth, and finishing a level feels rewarding! It's fun, it's challenging and it makes you play a level over and over again just to get that time record you strive to have. When you fail here, it feels like only you're to blame, and it feels like more of a challenge to beat it rather than frustration. I like that each progressing level introduces nuances that keep the game difficult but never infuriating. The low-poly design is very catchy and pleasing to the eye. The level design and game mechanics allow you to be creative in your approach and are what fundamentally drives the gameplay. Last but not least, the leaderboard really pushes you to play risky in order to beat other player's records, which is something I enjoy. This game also offers great replayability, with 61 levels to play Definitely worth buying!

Extremely generic feeling game. The ost is terrible, the level design is extremely repetitive, and the movement is clunky. Nothing more needs to be said.

A really fun precision platformer. It takes a bit to get used to the crouch dash and the fast movement of the character, but when you get it, the true experience starts.

For 37 pennies, I got 3 hours and 18 minutes of mixed enjoyment & frustration and another 100% complete game. I'll call that a win.

Has the potential to be good but a lot of strange choices by the developer limits it in feeling as satisfying as other precision platformers. All of the platforms are triangular instead of blocks and this can lead to you slipping off of them or pushed around very easily. Visually, it looks great, but it can end up slowing you down or outright ending the run. Just feels sloppier compared to blocks. Requiring you to unlock a better jump is also not a great choice. You start off with a very small one and it doesnt feel great falling short of a lot of platforms in the early stages. Needing to go back with better abilities is not a great way to play these kinds of games. I like finishing them as I go, being all about learning shortcuts, not unlocking better moves. The freeze time ability you get in the start is one of the worse choices. Because it also slows down the timer. So when you're trying to lower your time, instead of using it just as a platform ability you need to mash it anytime...

This is a fun parkour game, you can use it to knock out 2-5 hours of time. Basically a movie, but the price is 1.99.

great game, really good movement and different ways to solve each map if you are creative enough.

A friend recommended this game to me. It's a fun little game that has the capabilities to please both casual players and hardcore players. Haven't finished it yet, but the levels seem easy until you try to get a good record and start speedrunning. That's when it becomes hardcore. Overall, a pleasant experience that was worth the money.

I forgot I had it in my library lol

This game is brutally difficult, but it has solid gameplay and a good amount of content for the price.