Thirty Two

I bought this game on sale for .49, to see if I could get all the achievements. I play a lot of bad, cheap games to get achievements and try to 100% them. This was cheap, but it was not bad, at all. I wish there was more to the game such as a leaderboard of some sort, but for the price, that's not really a complaint. There are only 20 levels, but due to the type of game, and again, the price, the levels are all different enough that it felt like the perfect amount of game play and experience for the price. I used a controller, and only used the keyboard to see if it made a difference in precision. For me, the controller worked great, but I think the keyboard would have worked just as well. I simply prefer the controller. Some levels are extremely easy, while others require precision jumping and landing. A couple levels made me want to send a "grumble grumble" email to the dev for making the level the way they did, but the collision detection did feel accurate, and I eventually beat ...

A competent platformer with some challenging levels. Kind of annoying that the arrow keys can't be used and I'm not sure what Thirty Two is even supposed to represent. Took about a half hour to 100%.

This game is making me angry