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76% positive of 21 · Mostly Positive · Live from Steam
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Free on Steam. The demo has its own app, so its players are counted separately.
90s style platformer with a completely unique attack system. Slash your way through 8 stages of pure skills-based platforming.
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Review score: 76% on 2026-11-01 → 76% today (21 reviews)
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Some small but significant adjustments that should improve playability. - Changed the hitbox on the running animation so that it should be easier to jump off ledges without falling (not coyote time though) - Middle (white) worm on the boss of stage 2 no longer…
Fixed a few bugs and also added some functionality. The main changes are as follows. - Players can now choose what stage to start from when playing on Practice mode, up to the last stage you've reached - All worms on the boss of stage 2 now have hit boxes, not…
This update fixes a few small bugs that weren't game breaking for the most part but noticeable once you found them. - Infinite magic bug fixed - No longer crashes when entering special mode - Fixed button input issue with magic select - Minotaur no longer drop…
I made some very small adjustments before Steam sends out the list of demos to the press for the upcoming Steam Next Fest. - Renamed difficulty modes to "hypereasy" and "ultrahard" - The easier difficulty setting is now the default - Added analog stick support…
After receiving a lot of feedback that the first demo was much too hard, I've reworked some of the stage design and added features that will hopefully bring the challenge down significantly. Some new features you can expect to see are: - No need to bounce off …