Charge Kid

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Charge Kid is a single player arcade platformer game. It was developed by Ayrton, Rafael and Vicente and was released on June 29, 2020. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

A challenging puzzle-platformer where each jump is a puzzle!

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Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

The game features challenging puzzles and intricate level design that encourages creative problem-solving and experimentation.
Visually appealing with responsive controls, the game provides a satisfying experience as players master its mechanics.
It's a rewarding experience for fans of precision platformers, offering a unique blend of puzzle-solving and platforming challenges.

The game can be very difficult, especially for players not accustomed to precision platformers, which may lead to frustration.
Some mechanics are introduced too late, causing confusion and hindering progress for players who may not discover them organically.
The music and sound assets are considered the weakest part of the game, lacking the same quality as the visuals and gameplay.

gameplay
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The gameplay features unique mechanics that may take some time to master, particularly due to the delayed introduction of key elements, which can lead to confusion in earlier levels. Despite this, the game is praised as a great puzzle platformer with charming art and complex level design that encourages exploration and experimentation.
- “The mechanics are fairly unique and definitely take a minute to get used to.”
- “Great puzzle platformer with cute, clear art and some cool mechanics.”
- “Mechanics are easy to understand but levels are crafted complexly.”
- “I do have an issue with the way mechanics are introduced - I got stuck on level 3, and by pressing buttons at random, I stumbled on a key mechanic.”
- “However, this mechanic is not officially introduced until level 5!”
- “Mechanics are easy to understand, but levels are crafted complexly.”
graphics
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The graphics are praised for their pleasing pixel art style and satisfying visuals, complemented by responsive controls and engaging aesthetics. Players appreciate the combination of appealing visuals and smooth movement, enhancing the overall gaming experience.
- “Great game with nice visuals and very satisfying movement.”
- “Challenging puzzles, juicy aesthetics, and responsive controls.”
- “The controls are spot-on, and the visuals are very pleasing to the eye if you like that kind of pixel look.”
- “The controls are spot-on and the visuals are very pleasing to the eye if you like that kind of pixel look.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack the detail expected from modern games.”
- “The environments are bland and lack any real visual appeal.”
music
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The music in the game receives mixed feedback; while some praise it as very good, others feel that the overall sound assets are the weakest aspect of the game. Additionally, the accompanying art is noted to be nice and cute.
- “The music is very good and the art is nice and cute.”
- “The music and sound assets feel like the weakest part of the game.”