- January 25, 2016
- Cleverweek
Swiftly
Platforms
About
Swiftly is a tough platformer game with simple graphics and easy-to-understand rules. Players must navigate levels filled with blue , green , and red platforms, while avoiding gears that aim to kill the cube player character. Checkpoints are scattered throughout the levels, providing save points for players as they work to reach the winning point.






- The game is a fun and challenging platformer that can provide a good distraction and a sense of accomplishment for players who enjoy difficult games.
- It's very affordable, making it accessible for those looking for a quick gaming experience without a significant financial commitment.
- The developer is responsive to feedback and has made improvements to the game based on player suggestions, showing a commitment to enhancing the player experience.
- The controls and physics are often frustrating, leading to a lack of precision and making the gameplay feel imprecise and floaty.
- The graphics and sound design are minimal to the point of being dull, with repetitive music and bland visuals that do not enhance the gaming experience.
- There are numerous bugs and issues with hitboxes, which can lead to unfair deaths and a frustrating experience for players trying to navigate the levels.
music
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is largely criticized for being repetitive and forgettable, with only one main track looping throughout all levels, which can quickly become grating. While some players find the soundtrack calming, many express a desire for more variety and better quality music to enhance the gaming experience. Recent updates have improved the music by preventing it from restarting upon death, but the overall consensus is that the game still lacks sufficient musical content.
“I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
“The soundtrack is nice!”
“Challenging levels, good music.”
“The music is the exact same short loop in all levels, making it rapidly grating to the ears.”
“As far as I can tell, there are only 2 music tracks in the game - one for the menus and one for everything else.”
“The music is forgettable, and there is only 1 soundtrack, so it gets annoying eventually.”