iZBOT Reviews

Got a 90% discount, so I decieded to buy it. The game is allright, a very short and very simple platformer, normal level design and a few difficult levels. Without the discount, the game is way overpriced. I recommend to buy it if its on sale or if you got the discount like me

Everything you expect from a platformer in a neat little package. This definitely isn't a big game. Completing it, getting all gems (although the achievement didn't unlock), and optimizing my time in a few levels took me around 4 hours — and I'm probably somewhere between mediocre and decent at precision platformers. The controls are tight and responsive, the speed is good, and the levels are well-designed, so you can mostly go as fast as the game allows and not have to wait for moving parts of the level to let you through. And most important of all, it's fair. While you may have to play a level a few times to become familiar with it, the game never just kills you for no reason, and there's mostly no blind drops or anything of the sort. You'll still die probably thousands of times just because you know you can do a level just a liiiiittle faster. So yeah, if run n' jump precision platformers is your kind of thing, you'll most likely enjoy this — because it's a run n' jump precision platformer and a very decent one at that. 3 very minor things though: - the bosses are maybe a bit lackluster. You'll be spending most of your in-game time outside of boss fights anyway, so it's not a huge deal really. - hitboxes seem to be a little bigger than you'd expect. It's something you get used to after a while, but it confused me at first - the gems seem to only serve to unlock an achievement (which didn't unlock for me for some reason). It'd be super nice if they served some purpose within the game too. Apart from that, a thouroughly enjoyable platformer that should satisfy the cravings of most platforming enthusiasts for a little while.

Great game with beautiful art and characters. Spectacular Sound Track that you will love! Lastly the game can be finished in a speed run, so there is a ton of replay-ability!

Cheap version of Super Meat Boy. The controls are very similar but the levels is quite easier than Super Meat Boy. It consists of 3 area (20 level and 1 boss). It's kinda short if you have some experience at other platformer games. (~2 hour-ish to finish the game, maybe you can beat this game faster than mine) I must say it's not that bad actually, if you see this game on discount, go ahead and try this game for yourself.

Exactly as the description says, it's a fast-paced and challenging platformer. It's super well made, the art style is nice. I have no quarrels whatsoever.

+ Nice sense of humour and just overall great game feel. Juicy visuals and a good variety of oponents Starts of simple, but becomes properly challanging in the later levels - I got it on a 90% discount and it feels worth it, but the base price is rather steep if you're not into platformers Some levels are very hard. In few of the last levels I had to retry as many as 50 times The game takes about 3hrs to 100% complete, so it is somewhat short.

Totally worth it at -90%, very short platformer with controls similar to Super Meatboy. Two points of criticism from me are: -spikes are sometimes hard to see (my eyes are bad though) -level design kinda falls apart at some point, W3 starts off hard and gets easy at the end

Probably good for speedrunners. I wouldn't play again, though. This game has a horrible game design. First of all, the difficulty: from levels 1-53 you have an average of 3 deaths per level; then, from 54 to 61 it raises to 40. It is not that it is too hard - other than level 54 (which suddenly requires you to change your mindset and thus becomes perceptually harder) the difficulty was high in a good way - but that this raise in difficulty is completely unexpected. Either you raise the difficulty proportionally, or keep it consistent at a low OR a high level. Then come the enemies. It feels like they were just thrown there. There is almost never a case were they are really a threat, not even when you are rushing through input-precise stages. Finally, the shield. It doesn't protect against stage elements (the things that do kill you) - it only protects from enemies, which, again, aren't a threat. What is the point of getting it then?

A brilliant little platformer with bite-size levels. Graphics are charming. Gameplay is smooth. Controls are precise. Levels are well designed. Music is cool. The only bad thing is........I wish there were more levels. Many more levels, because it's just so nice to play. I would be super excited to see an extra world or 2 added. Or maybe even a level editor. (Fingers crossed) But even so, it's still a GREAT game!!!

why is the last boss literally impossible, mans kills me straight away 66% of the time like im sorry but why tf, the game is free till the last level bad dont buy