JMPR

In the top 3 worst feeling platformers I have ever played (out of now 100+ easily), and for how precise the game is, there's no excuse for the game to feel this bad to play. The game is trying to be super meat boy, and has none of the innovation, zero charm, and feels way worse to play. There is basically no reason to buy this, even if you enjoy precision platformers.

This game deserves more attention, just like Lantern Bearer. Mechanics are on point and level design is actually varied, the mechanic on which you have to focus varies regularly and brings some fresh air. I find the music pretty good aswell. Worth your money and time!

This game feels really laggy, even on my gaming PC. Not really a huge fan of this one in general.

Good.

Many platformer games out there will claim to be "hardcore", but this one's the real deal. Players beware, this one is not for the faint of heart. Throughout the years, I've played many difficult platformers, and I'm usually able to 100% them without too much problem. However, this one really pushed me to my limits. Just when you thought you've encountered the hardest obstacles and nearly mastered the game, the next level makes you question your ability. You'll be going through the same levels many times before finally beating them, and some of the levels go on for quite some time. Finally, though, after 40+ hours and 10,000+ deaths I can finally say I've gotten to 100% completion of the game. Totally worth it. Having played many platformers, I can tell you that this one has a lot of polish to it. The gameplay is extremely smooth and responsive, so when you die you feel like it's your fault and not the game's. Also the graphics are really well done and have a certain style that feels...