- May 29, 2023
- Azazel2112
lost bits
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About
lost bits is a 2.5D retro platformer where you join M1L0 on his quest for the Great Legume. Help M1L0 play through some old PC games on his quest to find the Great Legume!lost bits is a 2.5D action platformer with charming graphics and a retro aesthetic. Explore a sunken battleship, grapple through a construction site, and fight the computer's operating system in this short game.








- Charming art style and engaging level design that combines 2D and 3D elements, creating a unique aesthetic.
- Fun and fluid gameplay with responsive controls, making combat and platforming enjoyable.
- Great soundtrack that enhances the overall experience, adding to the game's charm and nostalgia.
- Lack of proper controller support, making it difficult for some players to enjoy the game fully.
- Some levels, particularly the first one, feel less polished compared to the rest, which may affect initial impressions.
- Occasional camera issues and minor bugs that can disrupt gameplay, such as freezing when loading new assets.
music
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its quality and integration with the overall aesthetic, enhancing the gameplay experience. Many players appreciate the soundtrack's craftsmanship and its ability to complement the visuals and mechanics, although some noted that the default volume could be too high. Overall, the music is considered a standout feature, contributing significantly to the game's appeal and replay value.
“The art style, the soundtrack (immaculate), the character itself, the level loader, weapons and bosses.”
“There's such an aesthetic flow between the music, graphics, UI, and movements in this game.”
“The amazing level designs, mechanics, and soundtrack all lend themselves to an excellent replay value!”
“My only minor gripes are that the gun feels pointless to use and I wish the boss fights had their own music.”
“- wish the music wasn't so loud by default.”
“Maybe I had my headphones up too loud, but if I'm a notch or two away from turning the music off for it to feel bearable, it's probably a bit too high.”