Aero's Quest Reviews

Game is very hard, but if you are into that sort of thing push past it - I think you will find that this game has a nice flow. Speed runs feel a bit different compared to other sidescrollers - the developer seems to want you to make many small pauses during your run.

The game is a good game. I might understand the negative reviews in some points but the game is solid and bit (over 100 levels). The only problem for the game is probably that it gets very addictive but only when you are deep into it. I personally love it and let's not forget that doesn't cost a lot! I rate it 4/5

[b]My full review is posted on our blog:[/b] [url=http://www.gamemakerblog.net/indie-game-review-aeros-quest/]Aero's Quest Review[/url] Rating: 4.5/5 Let's start by saying that I played Aero's Quest long time ago when it was in alpha. I liked the mechanics of the game from the beginning and I have to say the developers made a good job to pack more than 100 levels. The game is very challenging: perhaps too challenging for the average player but there are many ways to play (speedrun and in-game rewards) that guarantee a good replayability. Graphics and sounds are ok for this kind of game. Looking forward for eventual updates!

This game is fun! Hard as hell but a lot of fun. I think for the price you pay you have a decent platformer, very challenging and quite big. A good title for the lovers of puzzle platformers. Note: I read somewhere in some review that the game is broken, I never got a single glitch on my computer.

Aero's Quest is one of these titles that the more you play it the more it gets better. The very fist impression might not be the best: everything looks fine but nothing really stands out. When you start playing it seems a very simple and generic platformer until the game starts to kick. The very first zone is just a tutorial and the second zone (a variation of the first forest) brings out more the platformer part rather than the puzzle part. When you get in the 3rd zone instead (the volcano) everything starts to change: you see new obstacles, the levels are not linear anymore and few more puzzles are coming out. The game is a big "crescendo" till the 5-6 zone (where I got so far) where puzzles and platforms are mixing in a great way. Aero's Quest is hard, very hard: one of the most challenging games of the year and it is long, very long: 101 levels to play in two different modes. I have to mention the sound: it's awesome! Every zone have its own music and they are all very good. If you pass the first 10 minutes and the first 20 deaths Aero's Quest can be really a big surprise.

If you like challenging platformers with a puzzle component this game is very good. Because is quite hard and is very big (more than 100 levels). It will take me quite a lot to finish it and when I will I can play it in speed-run mode. Aero's Quest is good!

Aero's Quest is one of those games that you need to get into it to totally appreciate it. In the very first beginning I was skeptical and I was thinking for the worse. Then, after the tutorial, the game hooked me and I found it very entertaining. The graphics are simple but not outdated with some nice touch here and there. The sound is beautiful, I'm a musician myself and I love all the tracks of the game Mechanics are simple but are working well and generally the game, despite the challenge, hooks you up.

I have been having so much fun with this game so far. It's so nostalgic. Aero's Quest has great graphics, gameplay and music that take me back to the day of the Super Nintendo, which is a great thing. It reminds me of all the great platformers I used to play back then. With the speed run leaderboards, it has so much replay value. For the price, you'd be unwise to pass this game up if you like puzzle/platformers.

This game is so cute! I like the style, the cuteness of the characters and then the splatter once you die. Aero's Quest is challenging, I don't know if it is because I'm not really skilly with plaformers or because the game is hard. I like the idea of many short levels, it keeps the pace very high.

This is actually my very first review on Steam. Aero's Quest can be broken down to 5 words: Cutie - hilarious - Challenging - Long - Addictive - Cutie because of the general initial feeling that the game gives you - Hilarious because the cuteness is suddently killed by the funny and splatter animations when you die - Challenging because you really die a lot! - Long because you can play with more than 100 hard levels - Addictive because even when you get frustrated you still wanna keep playing to beat the levels