- April 29, 2022
- ShellSnore Games
- 22h median play time
Jaded
Platforms
About
Platform and fight your way through mountains and forests to accomplish your purpose as a Jade being. Slow down time using your 360-degree directional dash, and lock on to targets to strike! Fight soldiers and creatures on your quest in this gem of a game.





- The game features impressive graphics and a charming art style that enhances the overall experience.
- The platforming mechanics are engaging and well-designed, with a good balance of challenge and accessibility.
- The dash mechanic is fun and satisfying to use, adding depth to both movement and combat.
- Combat feels repetitive and lacks variety, with enemies being too easy to defeat and not enough types present.
- Some mechanics, like swimming and wall jumping, can be frustrating and need refinement for better control.
- The game currently lacks a compelling story and boss battles, which may leave players wanting more content.
gameplay
160 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the game is characterized by its fun and engaging mechanics, particularly the dash and parkour elements, which provide a satisfying experience for players. While the level design effectively introduces new mechanics and keeps the gameplay fresh, some users noted that it can become repetitive over time. Overall, the game is praised for its smooth controls, creative mechanics, and beautiful art style, making it an enjoyable platforming experience, though some improvements in combat and certain mechanics are suggested.
“Addictive gameplay: with its precise controls and well-thought-out game mechanics, Jaded is the kind of game that you will find hard to put down.”
“The gameplay is fun and unique, and the graphics are beautiful!”
“The level design is really fun and fluid, especially when multiple mechanics are combined, and the hidden gems were a great motivator to explore the stages a bit more.”
“Also the game did a 'screw you' at the end and removed the slowdown when you're trying to aim your mouse for level 3, making it more about memorization of paths than learning how to use the mechanics to play well.”
“The wall-jumping feels rough, and it can be difficult to play with mouse and keyboard, especially with the 'aim-dash' mechanic causing you to click off the screen easily.”
“While the core mechanic of the game shows promise, it never does anything interesting with its movement system.”