Yet again someone creates something with no goal or gameplay, and categorizes it as "Art" and everyone exclaims about the deep philosophical meaning of the "game." God I hate existentialism, and why is it that art games are always so depressing? Why do you never have an art game with a theme about finding joy and happiness? Why do they always try and say that there is no such thing as love, or God, or success? I really think that philosophy has taken a severely depressing tone in the post-WWI era, and the worst part is that a lot of the people who are creating this depressing nihilistic and existentialist art are claiming that it is a "deconstruction of traditional values and viewpoints" but they fail to realize that after almost 100 years of existential/nihilistic views, that those views ARE the modern tradition, a better challenge would be a return to the Romantic period.
Controls did not respond well, would have been better if blocks fell after you stepped off them and not a set number of seconds after you stepped on them.
A tried and true platform mechanic, the graphics are well done, the voices maybe could use some work. IMO this game is better than some of the other games on here, and it's mechanic is less overdone than some other mechanics.
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