Yafti Reviews

This game is enjoyable, but remember to hit the SPACE bar frequently to keep jumping off the walls! Yafti is quite a straightforward platformer, as you likely inferred from the trailer. Priced at just one dollar, it’s very affordable. While Yafti doesn’t offer anything particularly groundbreaking, it stands as a reliable platformer without any standout features. There are some wizards in the game, but they’re not very skilled and only seem to know how to "drop a water bottle on the floor and freeze it." The controls are exceptionally smooth, and even though you can't buffer actions, navigating through each level is genuinely enjoyable. The character design is quite odd; he finds himself in a medieval castle, attempting to rescue a king alongside his pirate friend, all while dressed in loafers, cargo pants, and a t-shirt. I didn’t notice any typos throughout the game, but the storyline is rather basic. Your main objectives are to escape the dungeon and save the king, and that’s about it. Some players have mentioned that this game is challenging, but I find it to be moderately difficult. It might be one of the few games, aside from Geometry Dash, that requires frame-perfect timing, but that specific challenge is confined to a 10-second level. Overall, I wouldn’t classify this as a particularly hard platformer. In conclusion, this game is worth your time because, despite its shortcomings, it’s a solid platformer and only costs a dollar. Just don’t expect anything beyond that.