Quetzal

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Quetzal is a single player platformer game. It was developed by Tissue Inu and was released on February 26, 2022. It received very positive reviews from players.

Quetzal Demo This is the demo where you can try out Quetzal. Content is expected to change in the final release but players should get a good idea of how the main mechanics work and if it's a game for them. The demo includes levels from the first two areas of the game, as well as a boss encounter. We would love to receive feedback in order to improve the experience, so please feel free to reach…

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91%

Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

stability1 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The movement is tight, smooth, and responsive, making platforming feel flawless and enjoyable.
The level design is fantastic, with a well-paced difficulty curve that keeps the gameplay engaging and challenging.
The game features a charming art style and great sound design, enhancing the overall experience.

Inconsistent mechanics, such as the chainsaw parry and 8-directional sword attacks, can lead to frustrating gameplay moments.
Sparse checkpointing and punishing instakill obstacles can make progress feel tedious and time-consuming.
Some design issues, like hidden collectibles and misaligned platform cycles, detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.

gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
43%
43%
The gameplay is praised for its intuitive controls and a well-balanced progression of mechanics, starting with simple moves like double jumps and pogo sticks, which evolve without overwhelming the player. Reviewers highlight the engaging nature of the game, noting that it encourages continuous play with its captivating levels and art, while introducing new mechanics at a steady pace that keeps the experience fresh and enjoyable.
- “I finished it in two days of uninterrupted gameplay, constantly telling myself just one more try—only to look up and realize an hour had flown by.”
- “Gameplay-wise, I've never had any trouble with the controls themselves. Starting from the simple 'double jump' and 'pogo stick', you'll have a nice palette of options in the end, but without getting out of control speed-wise.”
- “The quantity of mechanics is relatively small, but the quality is exceptional.”
- “New mechanics are introduced at a steady pace and never overstay their welcome.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The music in the game is generally praised for its chill vibe, enhancing the experience even during challenging levels. However, some users feel that while the sound design is strong, the overall art and music could be improved, particularly in terms of clarity during certain gameplay moments.
- “The sound design is great, and the comfy music makes even the hardest levels chill to play.”
- “Maybe the art and music could've been better; my only real grief is the legibility that can be weak sometimes (especially the blue energy flames at certain occasions like against a specific boss).”
- “Chill music, challenging platformer.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game demonstrates excellent stability on the Steam Deck, with users reporting smooth performance and reliable gameplay.
- “Runs great on Steam Deck.”