Leo: The Square

Though simple. It runs smooth and is enjoyable especially if you enjoy 2d platforms. It has a simple art style that doesn't detract you to much while still feeling nice and giving an enjoyable vibe. If you want to relax and just enjoy a simple smooth game. This is a good choice.

i’m absolutely thrilled with the game! visually, it’s very pleasant and beautiful. you can really feel every level — the atmosphere is incredible. i especially loved the story and plot of Leo: The Square. it offers deep reflections on life. i highly recommend everyone to play it and experience it for themselves!

This game is a short and basic minimalist platformer. the art is cute, the lighting is great, and the rest of the platforming components are there. don't expect the world to change after playing this game, it's not that kind of game. but it's enjoyable for those of us wanting a platformer to kill some time with! I finished the game in around 40minutes. For a first ever game, definitely a good job :)

better than demo, more levels, the best things about the game are shadows & lights and nice chill music, my only concern is to have an option to keep moving forward after jumping over the wall, currently, if you want to move to the right and hold right + jump over a wall - you jump at place and don't keep moving, you can still play around it by pressing movement to the left or right again, makes the game harder but more challenging! Worth your money. P.S. there is also a level with different mechanics and it's pretty cool!

This is a heartfelt and meaningful adventure that I 100% recommend. This is a perfect example of how meaningful indie games are compared to big studio games :)

Unexpectedly deep experience. What starts off looking simple quickly reveals a well-balanced mix of challenge and elegance. The minimalist aesthetic isn’t just for show — it’s carefully designed, with every element serving a purpose. The soundtrack deserves special mention: rich, atmospheric, and perfectly tuned to the pacing. It’s not just background noise — it shapes the entire mood, making even the most difficult moments feel meaningful. There’s a certain unforgiving edge here, but in the best way. It respects the player, trusts you to figure things out, and rewards patience and precision. Subtle, smart, and satisfying. One of those games that quietly gets under your skin.

“Leo The Square” is a wonderfully atmospheric game that immediately draws you in with its charming visuals and relaxing soundtrack. The art style and overall mood create a unique experience that makes you want to spend more time in its world. However, one downside is that the game can be completed rather quickly, which means you don’t get to fully immerse yourself or enjoy everything it has to offer for long. I found myself wishing for more challenging levels to extend the experience. Best of luck to the developer—I’m looking forward to seeing more complex stages in future updates!

Surprisingly, interesting game. I love the style and atmosphere the developer tried to introduce. However, it's still too short for 5$ (I would expect at least 25 levels) and there are some annoying bugs with the collider box...And man, there is no ending, so I'm a bit dissapointed. Summarising all things together, can I recommend this game? It's more yes than no and despite of issues I've described I really enjoyed the game.

Almost an hour in and so far I'm enjoying this. For the first game this is definitely suspiciously good. I like that unlike modern games this doesn't have 3-5 easy gay levels that you sleep-walk through before the actual gameplay begins. This one, after a short intro level, MAKES YOU CHOKE ON IT FAST. There's never something that makes you drop the game but there's enough required precision to almost get it and then try a bunch more. At some point my wife told me it's time to sleep so I had to tell her TO SHUT THE FUCK UP so the game definitely passed that test. I also like the intermittent text in-between chapters that is somewhere between funny, insane or fucked up but in a way that you get. I mean the developer is Ukrainian so I would expect nothing else. Hope he lives long enough to make another game. PS. Just finished the game but missed two rhombuses apparently FUCKKKKK