- February 16, 2018
- Totally Normal Creature
E.Z
91%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
music, grinding
91% User Score 97 reviews
Platforms
About
E.Z is a tough platformer game with 100 levels, where dying sends you back to previous stages. Its minimalistic design, simple controls, and chiptune music by RoccoW and Rolemusic make for a challenging yet visually appealing experience. A casual mode, "IJWTHF," is available for less experienced players.











Audience ScoreBased on 97 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions
- The game offers a fun and challenging platforming experience with a variety of levels that keep players engaged.
- It features two difficulty modes, allowing players to choose between a more casual experience or a classic challenge.
- The minimalist art style and catchy music enhance the overall enjoyment of the game, making it a great value for its low price.
- The game can be frustrating due to its mechanics, such as sending players back to previously completed levels upon dying, which can lead to repetitive gameplay.
- Some levels are considered unreasonably difficult or poorly designed, causing players to feel stuck and overwhelmed.
- The hitboxes are larger than they appear, which can lead to unfair deaths and contribute to the game's overall frustration.
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally praised for its quality and fitting style, enhancing the overall experience with a lovely soundtrack that complements the visuals and gameplay. However, some users noted that the limited variety, with only one song, detracts from the overall enjoyment, suggesting that a more diverse soundtrack could improve the game significantly.
“A dirt-cheap platformer, with really good music and nice art style.”
“I love the style, the controls are on point and the music is lovely.”
“The music and minimalistic visuals work well for this title.”
“And don't even get me started on the music.”
“There's only 1 song in the game as far as I can tell.”
“Score would be higher, but the soundtrack brings it down quite a bit.”