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How much you like this game is dependent on who you are. If you love insanely challenging levels and awesome story, I recommend this game. I wish there was a death counter since I probably died over 1000 times. Then again I’m a guy that literally took 6 years to beat Chemical Plant Stage 2 in Sonic 2. I think the story is a good payoff for this difficultly. Although it’s not long, I found myself intrigued by the concepts in the story and the characters. I have to point out that playing on a touchscreen is THE WORST. My fingers tend to slowly drift of the buttons and I end up dying with the next checkpoint right out of reach. Also, I highly recommend the ad removal purchase. It’s more rage inducing to hear the same cheesy local gym ad 200 times then to die and instantly spawn. In terms of horror... eh. This game isn’t really scary, since it’s primarily a platformer. I’ve been more scared by FNaF, which is rather low in my book of horrific things. I will say that the whole plot, while short, is well written in my opinion. The game is really small in terms of storage required, and it’s free so I definitely think you should try it. Just remember that some sections need such precision that they are literally only done by me like 2% of tries. Oh yeah, just gonna say this game is pretty self aware, as it says in its description.

I’ll be honest, I totally forgot that I pre-ordered this game but I’m glad it popped into my iPad when it did. From the game icon alone, I knew I was going into a game with a few jump scares but then I started playing and got threw off right at the start thinking this was a simple run and jump platformer. That’s until I made it to the end of level one and found that this game has an actual story. From this point, things started to get weirder and grimmer. At this point, I started felt myself getting nervous because I can’t take games with jump scares but I try them to try and get over my fear. The levels started to get harder and later, the puzzles started to kick in. Things start to get much weirder but scary after level 2. By then, I really felt like I should stop playing cause my heart couldn’t take getting scared but curiosity kicks in and the game compels you to move on to see where this all ends. From start to finish, the game is a enjoyable ride with a unexpected twist in stored for the player which I won’t spoil. From the level design to the music, everything is a memorable little experience that is worth the price tag for the locked three levels. If you have $1 to blow, I recommend you get this game.

I was really hooked into the premise of the game so much that I went back and played some of the prequels as to further understand the story and see how the development was going. There were some parts of certain levels that would consistently stop me from moving and the story is ok, the 3D anime models were somewhat jarring but not in a horror sense, it was more like an out of place fruit like seeing an orange among apples, I get that might have been intentional but it would have been better for me if the 3D models were pixelated like how Kara and the nun was in the first game. Like the part where you get in a boss fight with Yanna and how she floats around like the logos on tvs when they’re on idle mode was really cheesy. Other than that though I did like the level difficulties and the atmosphere kept me on my toes for most of it. There was only one part where I didn’t know what to do and there was really no indication for me on how to progress but I only got through by randomly hitting the pause button. Overall while it may seem like the cons outweigh the pros by many I still really enjoyed the game from start to finish and would definitely recommend it. I am very interested in the next games Darius produces.

Hello! I love this game, I haven’t played the first one tho. I made it passed Limbo and I am at the Deep. I like the puzzles when sliding Knightly across the 2D map. I made to the boss I think, but the exit to that area is blocked off, I tried everything. I tried getting the projectiles to hit the blockade, I tried dying next to the exit, I tried just waiting it out while avoiding the projectiles, I tried killing the enemy, I tried pausing, I tried sliding into the exit repeatedly, I tried breaking the projectiles, I tried sliding into the boss, I tried closing the game and reopening, I tried going to the home screen and looking in the in game settings, I tried looking in my phone settings, I tried tapping on the blocked exit, I tried finding a secret exit, I even tried to rotate my phone every which way thinking I can get my bullets to hit the exit, I TRIED EVERYTHING IMAGINABLE. I’m guessing I just have to try to keep killing the boss, but the projectiles are impossible and she floats to the sides of the area. Idk what to do I could look up a walkthrough, but I’m trying to finish on my own. The rest of the game was pretty easy I had some trouble with some areas, but just needed some time to learn the patterns. I would love to see the end, but until I finish the game the 5 stars will have to wait, I’ll keep trying but I have been for 5 hours straight.

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The game was intriguing with its story and had me scared to death with the ambient noise in level 3. This game was well crafted in many ways but falls short in a key component to the game: the controls and movement of Knightly. This game requires precise jumps and timing but this is made nearly impossible due to the unresponsive controls, the inconsistency of Knightly’s movement, and the hit boxes. Let me address the controls first. Upon pressing a button you’d expect the game to respond properly, however in many portions of the game the jump button seemed to do nothing (and to anyone who says I might have missed the button, I was looking at the jump button when I pressed it and had the screen recording on so I could look back at the footage). Then there’s the problem of the characters movement. One of the most difficult game mechanic in a platformer to overcome is the sliding effect of a character on ice or something else slippery, but if the character itself is sliding all over the place the precision jumps are a pain in the ***, but all of these pale in comparison to the horrendous hit boxes in the game. Platforms you should’ve landed on, you didn’t and dangers you clearly avoided hit you. This game and its hit boxes will be the ultimate downfall of this game. This game could’ve been so much better if issues like this didn’t take away from your experience... that is why I give this game a 3/5