Nova Flow

Needs more bees

In spite of its severe lack of bees, Nova Flow delivers strongly in all other aspects. Thrown straight into the action with just enough tutorial direction to get you started, the gameplay allows for multiple approaches to each level, ranging from straightforward to absolutely bizarre. The difficulty and level design feel consistently fair, with some large, but entirely overcomable difficulty spikes in the later levels that bring a sense of pride and accomplishment not seen since EA's Star Wars Battlefront II. The music fits the fast-paced neon retro theme of the game perfectly, with some of the tracks being more than catchy enough to be stuck in your head all day. Great game, especially for the tiny price tag. 10/10 would go fast again.

The game isn't that good. I am a fan of 3D indie platformers, but this one is... a little on the bad side. The difficulty of the game is extremely easy and had very little trouble beating the game under 2 hours. Which $7 for 2 hours isn't that good. I have more hours logged due to replaying the game a few times. The parts that are difficult are very cheap deaths. Most of your deaths will be because of some mechanic that had to be done at the last second. Difficulty shouldn't come from challenging the player's mechanics or pulling a cheap "we are going to move this platform in front of you when you shoot the red ball... so that you get hit LOL!" Actual innovative gameplay would be nice. The bounce, speed, and climb mechanic isn't revolutionary and I get that. What I don't get is how you utilize it. The platforming could be so much more creative, but it isn't.

Very addictive, fast paced and challenging. Highly recommended :)

me step on blue. me go speed

A fun distraction! Great premise, and feels nice to play through the levels.

Very entertaining. 10/10. Would buy again.

Really taught me the best way to hold my controller. Good game, have to think incredibly fast with a very charming atmosphere alongside a good and fitting soundtrack.

Worked flawlessly on Manjaro Linux... Man I can't believe this game got so little attention, it just feels excellent all the way through. If you're reading reviews for this just stop now and buy it.

This is a game unlike anything I've ever played. It starts out simple, just with shooting various colors on platforms and walls, no big deal. But as you get further and further into the game it introduces new elements and eventually the mental stack is really high and complex. That is however the fun part, to be able to not get tangled up in your own thoughts and properly shoot the platforms, the cubes, the lasers, etc. It's truly a unique game and I hope more people can try it out!