Job the Leprechaun Reviews

good job in player enjoing, in retro gfx, thx, but into this time, program runs clearly good only on Win, mac sorry (disfunctional cursor keys)...

I very much enjoyed this game, it's a short little platformer with charming graphics and music. I defintely reccomend getting it on sale but depending on how much you like the gameplay, you might even want to get it full price.

A fast, fun little platformer. A relaxing, easy game to play with the slightest hint of difficulty towards the end.

Not very smooth to control with SteamPad. If you ignore controls the game is easy, bright and funny.

Great little platformer. Looks good and sounds good. I just wish it didn't make you start all the way back at the beginning of the game when you run out of continues.

Those damn ladders. Their encumberance to climb wouldn't be an issue if time wasn't an issue. Everything about the game is exactly what it should be except those ladders. How they got past the testers will forver be a mystery.

Satisfying but very short platformer. Good for around an hour or so of entertainment, so you should probably buy it on sale, in a bundle, etc. My only major gripes are that the achievements don't seem to work on the Linux build and the game seems to randomly crash when completing a level.

I'm sure it's a great indie game for low budget makers looking for recognition, but I'm also pretty sure 95% of the people that play this game will just do it for the easy achievements and full completion, at least that's what I did.

A pretty-laid back platformer game. It was fun to play. But if you want to get 100% achievements, it might get pretty frustrating at times (certain levels might prove to test your patience!). But hey, you can always leave it and re-play later when you have the mood. Peace.

This is another one of those games where I wish there was a neutral option. It's cheap, it's fun for a while and it's good to encourage developers to keep making new games, so I'm giving it thumbs up. Having said that, the controls are somewhat "slidey". It's difficult to jump and grab a ladder without being right under it. You will often slide off and fall if you try to run and jump to it. Moving platforms are easy to miss and fall to your death, even though it looks like you should have made it. Overall, the controls are tolerable, but could be better. The biggest problem for me is that you have 3 continues (of 3 lives each) and then you have to start over. This means if you finish 25 levels then run out of continues, you get to do those 25 levels again. Both times I played it, I lost most of my lives on the same level (the fireball throwing birds...I keep running out of time.). I am currently not motivated to try again, but probably will at some point. The levels are even labeled 1-1 through 1-x, 2-1 through 2-x, etc. I don't know why you can't continue from 2-1 if you get that far. This is pretty standard in these types of games. It is fun for an hour or two, and pretty cheap, so give it a go if you don't mind starting over.