Leave a Review Getting Over It
Relaxing game
This game believe it or not was actually very relaxing to play. This game was relaxing to me because you didn’t have to think about where you were going. All you knew was that you have to go up sure some parts were harder than others, but that doesn’t make them any less relaxing for example, the side of the construction area building at first I was going slow and thinking about my moves but then I just stopped thinking and went really fast just swinging the hammer around in circles and I got up. I beat the game for the first time in around 2 hours. Sometimes however my phone will make the hammer go really fast in a random direction which made it harder, but I know it’s not the game, as I have tried playing it on many other devices.Show lessQuite frustration on mobile
As someone whose !pb is 8 minutes on PC it took me 3 1/2 hours to beat it on iOS. I didn’t face any of the lag or overheating issues others have noted, but this most frustrating thing I encountered was the actions that would occur from my iPhone. If I swiped up from too low on the screen then the app would close. Alternatively, if I swiped down from too high it would trigger my notification menu to drop down, which would pause the game and always interrupted my jump. Absolutely infuriating. I like that the reward at the end of the game has been modified and you don’t get the same thing as if you beat it on PC. They give you a something a little different, which I loved. I’m glad I beat it, but I don’t see myself ever playing this game on iOS again due to the menu interruptions. I’ll stick to the PC version. It’s much more enjoyable with a mouse.Show lessShould allow for controller support (but not in a average way)
Okay, first off, I just want to say that I haven’t completed this game so I have nothing to say about the difficulty of it. Instead, I’m going to be focusing on one thing: Controls. You see, I’m a person who likes controller implementations on mobile. This would benefit this game so much. But, instead of your average “push in one direction to turn,” instead I want something better: flick stick. There is this thing called flick stick on steam in which it makes it so that when you turn your stick, at least in fps games, it turns to that direction. That would be such a great feature, as it would allow for us to mimic mouse controls. But, I have another idea for the other stick. This one would be able to pogo you up, and make the game possible. One final thing. Make it so that when you stop moving a stick, it stays in its previous position. This would make everything so much easier. If you could do these things, that would be great. I know you can do it bennet!Show less