I, Hope

What a interesting and yet wonderful tale to help encourage children who are playing it. The game play reminds me of Legend of Zelda for the N64. It's not hard for a adult to figure out the puzzles..or do the platform sections..but this game was geared to children and the story has deep meaning as you go through each level and world. Gives you a understanding that it's meant to teach about fighting and what they must go through in each day. Learn about Cancer. Gain strength to fight Cancer. Courage to keep going. And of course support to help you through those sections where you can't reach. A wonderful idea and very well done. And all the profits go to a great cause. My hats off to you.

I quite enjoyed this little experience. The aesthetic is warm and inviting, the mechanics have a delightful resonance with the target audience (try and tell me the Knowledge scan isn't an MRI), and despite the un-subtle presentation of the dialogue, the game still manages to present subtle metaphor elsewhere for those who can read it. The gameplay itself could use a few UX tweaks - targeting lock on, drop-blob for platforming, greater y axis camera range, automatic Weapon pick up - but what the game does present is clean, easily learned, and applicable on a player to player basis. The puzzling difficulty actually ramps up to a moderate level and requires a decent amount of spatial awareness, motor control, and cognitive thinking in the later stages. While the game is short, it is also well suited to short (and potentially interrupted) play sessions. This game is by no means epic in scope or scale, but it is very much epic in heart. If you want a game to fit in between daily frust...

Game play not bad not good .No way of tuning music off gets annoying

First of all. The Charity and their mission behind this game is very heartfelt. Secondly. The Puzzles and story in this game are done very well. There is a little bit of a wonky camera follow issue on some areas but its not enough to take away from the experience. The story surrounding the game is a very interesting and heartfelt way to adress a serious issue such as cancer in a game setting. It was a very fun and fast game to play. The wholesome and empowering feeling you get when you play this quick 3-4 hour game is designed into the game play. The music is great! the graphics are decent. all in all I really enjoyed this game! 9/10

This game is every bit as amazing and kind and awesome and beautiful as the people who made it. I wrote about "I, Hope" on DT, Kenny. Great job. Yes I know I have 5 mins in game on Steam, I have played a lot of builds of this and can only cry so much. https://thedefaulttester.blogspot.com/

A fantastic indie game, not without some faults of course. Overall a pretty enjoyable experience for $10 dollars.

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Gotta be one of the greatest hidden gems to speed-run that I've ever come across. My buddy and I picked this game outta pure luck which just so happened to be one of the best purchases we've made in a long time. Highly recommend, it just so happens to go toward a good cause as well (cancer research)!

This game is one of the most intersting games I have ever played. Hope

THIS IS THE GOAT SPEED RUN!!!! Some minor things to deal with but dont all good speed runs have them. But fr though you should actually try it didnt expect it to be so good!