Let It Slide
Help Cat Mermaid find the legendary Fishburger, through all the obstacles he will encounter on his journey of suffering. No wait, fun.
Oh oh, Cat Mermaid made a huge mistake and has been cursed! Now he can’t go back in the ocean until he finds the legendary Fishburger, made with sacred tuna fish!
But remember: it’s not you suffering, it’s Cat Mermaid!
YES, YOU WILL DIE. A LOT.
BUT PROFESSOR BARTHOLOMEOW IS HERE TO SUPPORT YOU ON YOUR LONG JOURNEY.
OK, THERE ARE CHECKPOINTS. BECAUSE CAT MERMAID IS KIND OF WEAK.
Features:
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Cat Mermaid
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A Fishburger
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Professor Bartholomeow, your guide
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Jewels and checkpoints to help you
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Unnecessarily difficult controls
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Suffering
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Good Mourning
I am convinced this game is better than anything a million monkeys would get done given infinite time.
– Real player with 117.0 hrs in game
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I certainly hope this thing will soon come out of early access, because i, not gonna lie, can see the potential there. Devs try to make walking-and-talking sim something better and broader: distinct toxic visual, trippy music, lot of interesting scenes (just need to fix all glitches and typos)
w8 for release
– Real player with 9.5 hrs in game
Afterthought
How I became a Speedrunner
When I first saw this game, I thought it would be too hard for someone like me. But the game mechanics are very intuitive and you can actually play the game quite easily, if you know platformers in general. It comes with a lot of beautiful artworks and an outstanding soundtrack, which I enjoyed a lot, but I think those things are not even the best parts about Afterthought.
What makes this game special is the unique gameplay. If you want to dive deep into the mechanics, you can basically invest infinite time into the game and pull off the craziest stunts! God, it just feels so rewarding when you finally get that S time. You can even beat the developer ghosts, if you want to embarrass them. And there are a lot of bonus objectives and Skins for all the completionists out there. Although it does not seem like it, almost everything in the game is quite achieveable even for Normies like me. Except for the online highscores…
– Real player with 65.7 hrs in game
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Some of the best designed and most fun movement I have seen in a platformer ever! :o
– Real player with 16.2 hrs in game
Alveole
An “alvéole” is a tiny hollow or depression – the cell in a honeycomb, or small cavity in a rock, or in the jaw for a tooth. The game Alveole presents an exercise wheel as a small space the player is dropped into – like the wheel for my hamster, but here for a person.
Alveole is a short game worth puzzling through and trying to discover what it is and what it wants. If you enjoy figuring out goals that aren’t explained then stop reading here and give it a play. If you don’t mind mild spoilers about how it works, read on:
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
Short and relaxing puzzle game that’s kinda similar to Please Don’t Touch Anything.
Bought it on sale and it was totally worth all 50 cents. ;-)
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game