I love this game, from the simple mechanic that is hard to master, to how complicated levels get as you progress on the game. If you want a platform that tests your metal and you patience, this one is for you.
I love tihs game, its to hardd but that is one of the thing i love of tihs game. i have not finished it yet but i would love to do so in a near future, i always play it after school with my little sister.
I have played about 30 levels and it has been an extraordinary experience, it reminds me of the best platforms of the past, a lot of attention to artistic detail and mechanics, without a doubt, what I like most is that it has very precise physics
I have been following the development of this game for a while and I finally have it, I am fascinated by the mechanics of jumping on a plunger, very original and fun, I really recommend it to everyone.
A truly fantastic game! Much of the prestigious work it seen in the programming, through performance and visual art with level design which is ferocious and uncanny. The fast pacing, and fast thinking resource which you ought to tap on to in order to finish the screens as fast as possible can be frustrating, but it is truly fulfilling when beaten to the fullest. A game with a great amount of speedrunning potential with a relatively long runs. There is also a unique incentive which revolve around a secondary character that races you in each level, and which you must beat in order to collect all of the trophies and achievement. And the truly most impressive aspect which many pixel enthusiast will enjoy is the atmospheric influx whit its music and all the graphical design. holding vivid colour distinct in each world and ambient effect that truly brings the world alive. It does hold minor issues as of now, which you can expect from a newer company and game, nothing game breaking thoug...
Game is solid, graphics as well as smooth game play. Feels like I am playing mario back in the early 2000s. Cant forget about the catchy music specially when you are trying to beat a level to its rythm.
Telmari costs $14.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 Processor: Intel Core I3-4130 Memory: 2048 MB RAM Graphics: 2048 MB DirectX: Version 9.0 Storage: 400 MB available space Additional Notes: The game may run on computers with lower specs, but we haven't tested on lower specs.
Telmari is available on Windows PC, macOS, Linux.
Telmari has 100% positive reviews from 8 players.
Telmari was released on Feb 16, 2024.
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