Jump/Die/Live Reviews

Complete asset flip trash. No window/full screen option, no resolution settings, no audio settings, no settings at all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6k-36Qj44c Looks, plays and feels like a zero effort asset flip, though I couldn't find it with a brief search on the Unity Asset Store. This does NOT mean that I am wrong however in my feelings that is an asset flip. I've been doing this many, many years now, and It feels very low effort. All it takes to see the amount of care this developer has for this game is to look at the two sentence description of the game on the store page with no details at all. .. A developer who actually took enough care to make this would likely care enough about it to write more on the Steam store page. ..Just sayin' NOT RECOMMENDED. ....If it looks like an asset flip... If it feels like an asset flip.. and if it plays like an asset flip...

I've played about 70 different lesser-known 2d platformers, and I've been adding them to a tier list. This game was one of the most enjoyable ones I've played and is in 5th place so far with an A ranking. I wanted to write this review in response to the negative review I saw. Whoever made that review and youtube video has NO IDEA what they are talking about, and they really need to learn what asset flipping is because this is definitely not that. From watching their youtube review, they only played 2 LEVELS. That's right. Only 2 LEVELS. Meanwhile, I played and beat 46 levels, so I know what I'm talking about. Here is my review for the game: Jump/Die/Live Ranking: A Difficulty: Hard A unique platformer where you jump only by clicking and dragging a direction to jump. The amount the player will jump depends on how far you drag the mouse. There is even an arc that shows approximately where you'll jump. Besides the mouse, there are no other controls, and there's no controlling your character once it's in the air. The game is really polished and has a bit of difficulty curve to it. Lots of unique obstacles combined with an interesting platforming mechanic really makes this game shine. Some of the controls were a bit hard to handle at times, and sometimes the jump arc isn't always accurate. However, it never felt like it was the game's fault whenever I died. It always felt very fair. Overall, a great experience for players looking for a challenging mouse-based platformer. Go watch this twitch stream if you really want an honest video review: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2042822376