Sure Footing Reviews

Saw this game at a local Gaming festival (Norwich) and on the basis of a few minutes playtime and the fact it was only £7.99 bought it. Love playing this game mainly coop with my daughter (8) as it's fairly simple controls and it looks simple, but it does test us! We really like the online leader boards as it makes us want to keep going up the listings. When her friends come round they like playing as well. We have clocked up 14 hours so far, so at present we have had loads of fun for 50p an hour which isn't bad. In coop it would sometimes be nice to be able to pick your own power ups but the ones selected are OK. Sometimes the bottom half of the screen goes grayish so you cannot see the platforms and not sure if that is meant to do that or its a bug. Some platforms you can't hit the edge and jump up, which is good as makes it a little harder. Verses is good fun as well, being the last to die. And Dave, watch out for Dave! We have 2 controllers but if using those we cannot have a 3rd player using a keyboard which would be good sometimes to have. Overall I would highly recommend this game, as you don't need to input loads of time to learn, you can just dive in, have some fun and come out again. It's also a good game if you want your younger child to get used to the controller buttons as not many to master and no need to worry with movement.

A very polished, beautiful, and surprisingly tough infinite runner game. Simple to learn, difficult to master, the pumping soundtrack will keep you coming back for more, along with the dreaded just-one-more-go-itis, the very worst of the "I was going to have an early night" diseases.

I like the premise of the idea, based on the information shared about its design and PCG system from the developer's youtube channel. There is something here that COULD be great with some more work, but as it is its damn near unplayable. These things really need to be fixed: - There is NO air control which is a serious problem as there are numerous launchers that fling you miles, very frequently right into a pit. Either the game needs to add air control, or magnetic attraction to the platforms. - The minimum jump distance is not compatible with the tight platform spacing, Jumping at the end of a platform resuts in you flying directly over the next platform and land in a pit between two platforms, and the only way to avoid it is to jump right at the start of the platforms. - The UI controls are horrendously inconsistent, with the 'back' action assigned to at least two different keys depending on the ui screen. - The jump feels very floaty, 'mood jump syndrome'. The dev needs to play 'platformer toolkit'. - The forced wait times in the UI are very annoying.

A great and fun game that is easy to pick up and play at any time. What might seem quite a simple game a first, Sure Footing definitely has a difficulty curve to get high scores as the game ramps up in speed and complexity of the platforming. As seeing this game grow from the early stages as research project to finally being a full playable game, credit needs to go to all those that was apart of the development. + Also it supports multiplayer! #KeepRunning