- July 16, 2020
- Return To Adventure Mountain, LLC
- 2h median play time
1 Screen Platformer: Prologue
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About
This game will prepare you for the other main line 1 Screen Platformer series. You will practice, learn, and improve so that you can take on the real challenge of these precision platformers.Navigate the ship After stealing the skull of an elder god in 1 Screen Platformer, Nadia Stormhammer returns to her orbiting space craft. The craft is empty. Self defense systems are on high alert. Something i…






- The game features tight controls and a well-designed level that offers a satisfying challenge, making it enjoyable for fans of precision platformers.
- It's free to play, providing good value for a short but engaging experience, with achievements for each checkpoint to motivate players.
- The level design is varied and creative, with different environments and mechanics that keep the gameplay fresh and interesting.
- The achievements do not show up on players' Steam profiles, which can be frustrating for achievement hunters.
- Some players found the controls to be imprecise or floaty, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences, especially during challenging sections.
- The demo is limited to one character and one difficulty level, which may leave players wanting more content and variety.
gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a unique blend of mechanics, featuring multiple characters with distinct abilities, diverse environments, and various challenges such as timed traps and puzzles. While the controls may take some time to master, they offer a rewarding experience once learned, although some players noted issues with jump precision. Overall, the game emphasizes mechanics over narrative, providing an engaging yet potentially polarizing platforming experience.
“I love how there are different environments in the levels with various game mechanics, from timed traps to guns to small puzzles.”
“The soundtrack, consisting of rhythmic and ambient tunes, complements the gameplay by providing a sense of focus and rhythm, further enhancing the immersive experience.”
“The mechanics are still dead simple, so it's easy to learn, but even if the game is just '1 screen', it's a significantly bigger screen with a lot more going on than its predecessor.”
“The challenge comes from dealing with bad gameplay more than actually difficult platforming.”
“While jumping felt perfect, it seemed like I was missing small jumps more often than I should be - even after I got further into the level and more used to the mechanics.”
“This game has slower and more floaty gameplay than the previous 1 screen platform game, but it is still an enjoyable little miniature game.”