Go Under

Nice game. The character controls well but, when jumping, moving sideways is momentum-based, stops at peak height, and continues without momentum, which can be confusing. It would also be nicer if the boxes had mutual friction. The mechanic introduced in level 10 was hard to figure out and non-intuitive, though necessary for 2 or 3 of the levels. I like that the level design allows for you to be able to go to the same place but with different gravity without using the magic circle thingy. The music is nice but gets old after a while. The jumping sound effect is slightly unpleasant and the death one is underwhelming, but sound is otherwise great. Though simple, the graphics are enjoyable. The game runs very smoothly. The big problem with this game is the menu and options: they're not the best. There's no level selection screen and you can't turn sound and music off independently. The game's also too short and quite easy. Everything not mentioned feels good. I give this game 3/5 stars.

Not a bad little game. Agree with the others who have mentioned the 'off-screen' mechanic is not really intuitive. It was annoying to not know when it applied and when it didn't. I needed to use the walkthrough on 10 & 18 because of it, even though logically I knew I needed what I needed to do. My other criticism is all the zigzag gravity levels got old real quick. There was no real strategy to them or puzzle. It was just a case zigzag back and forth. Adding spikes didn't really make it more challenging, just more tedious. 3/5

I passed level 10, but I disapprove of the mechanic necessary to beat it. It's too imprecise since you can't actually see.

this is like shift

Didn't have any trouble with level 7, but level 10 I don't get what I'm supposed to be doing. "Think outside the screen"? Seems like one of those gravity orbs should be around, but none are on screen and jumping around while down below isn't hitting anybeneath the screen either. *shrug*