Voltage Drop

This game is fun, good, hard, makes me feel dumb, and tune-tastic. If you're into classic 2D puzzle platformers then this is probably a safe bet for you. The first few levels are the standard tutorial-style levels; you naturally intuit your way to understanding the games controls without the need for big tutorial text all over the screen, but shortly after that the real game begins. This is where I start feeling dumb and I can only beat a level or two before I need to give my brain a break. I'm sure others will probably have an easier time than me but by no means do I feel you can just breeze through the game. So if puzzle platformers are your jam, I definitely recommend giving this a try! Plus the tunes own. Also the intro owns. Additionally the sprite work owns.

Bought game. Played levels. Got stuck. Realized I'm bad at puzzles. Cried myself to sleep. Woke up. Repeat. On the upside the game looks good and has dope music! Anyone up for a 2D puzzle challenge should try it out!

Gorgeous pixel art combined with challenging puzzles! One of the things I really appreciate about this game is the learning curve. There's no navi-like character screaming at you telling you where to set down a block - you just figure it out (or, more likely, you run into a lazer, die, and *then* figure it out). The beginning levels ease you in to it. The skill required to play the game comes in the form of figuring out the puzzles, not figuring out the controls. A wonderful old-school brainteaser game~

Every time you fail, you lose a bit of your IQ until you come back and finish the level. This is pretty much the Dark Souls of purple hair.

Hard game. but i like it

This is a solid puzzle-platformer. The mechanics are harder to learn and master because the game doesn't hold your hand. It is an old school game and on some levels you have to be very precise. Not the hardest game but at the same time it is not easy. I 100% ed this game and I can recommend it if you like these kind of games.

Nicely designed puzzle-platformer (with rather more puzzle than platformer). One bug I found is that you can still move around while interacting with lift controls - the character gets stuck in the looking into the screen frame, but can still move & jump normally (and can then move the lift while nowhere near the control panel).

Nice, simple (but not easy) little puzzle game that could use some more attention. Gives me strong MS-DOS vibes.