YAPP: Yet Another Puzzle Platformer

Fun game! very very tricky!!!

A great value for a fun, unique game, YAPP dispenses with the fancy presentation of its inspirations (Portal, Braid, The Talos Principle, Stephen's Sausage Roll) to provide a clean and freshly entertaining puzzler. The store description is accurate: the game is very challenging, but thoughtfully designed. Like the developer's chatty commentary inside levels, the graphics are simple, but very endearing. There's a friendly, casual atmosphere, and it succeeds in being authentic. A great soundtrack really ties everything together. It's fun and soothing, and makes figuring out puzzles addictive. It's just a selection of free music, but I didn't expect to enjoy it so much. I wholeheartedly recommend Yet Another Puzzle Platformer. The developer kept tabs on the Steam forums, happily giving hints. If you don't play this one, you're missing out.

This game is very fun, I recommend it to anyone who likes puzzle games. The puzzles are very creative and rewarding when you figure them out. The mechanics are fun to execute and it's a well made game and pretty tricky given the few mechanics it has. There's also a YAPP speedrun which is very fun and playing the game quickly changes the way you play entirely. Very fun game for a very low price, you will get your moneys worth.

i love this game. i bought when it had no reviews and when it was barely released ,so imma review it now. it real good but the graphics arent so good. but still BUY IT.

I'm gonna be real with y'all, the only reason I bought this game is because the developer released a game I'm really interested in, which is the 3rd installment in the series of Yet Another Puzzle series. Thusly, I bought the whole trilogy pack, and have started working from the first game just to get to the game I actually wanted to play. Cuz that's how I roll :sunglasses: [h1]The Gameplay[/h1] YAPP, fittingly, is a puzzle platformer. Honestly, I haven't played many puzzle platformers so the first comparisons the come to mind are Braid, or possibly portal if it were 2D. The player's kit, for the most part, is very simple, with your classic walk, jump, and item grab. Where the game differentiates itself, is your ability to produce a shadow of yourself and subsequently teleport to it. The jump feels very floaty, your movement feels janky, the enemies move jankily..., honestly the whole game feels very janky, BUT that is where the game shines. [h1]The Jank[/h1] The lack of polish on...

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[h1]Here's what you do:[/h1] You play as a small two-legged person-thing who can jump, grab blocks, and create a shadow clones of yourself. Your shadow has the same weight as you and can hold down switches. You can also teleport back to your shadow at the press of a button. There are six main worlds in this game with seven puzzles each. A seventh world has been added since the game launched as an additional challenge, but is not the hardest world in the game. There are 10 optional stars to collect for achievements and bragging rights (they don't unlock anything in the game). You can also slow down the game on command to help with timing the execution of your actions. [h1]My thoughts:[/h1] I found this game to be very hard. The puzzles themselves become very difficult in the last two worlds, so much that I had to look up a video just to finish the game. At the time of this review, there are NO guides or walkthroughs for this game (not on Steam or Gamefaqs). I only found one video of a ...

even if minimalism is the idea a "quit game" button should be there

Hard as nails, unconventional puzzles. Highly reccomend if you're looking for tough hidden-gem puzzle games!

Finally found a game where the hard part is figuring out the solution rather than execution of the solution. Not that the execution of the solution isn't hard.