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Update your settings here, then reload the page to see it. There I was one night, tired and anxious, trying to find something to take my mind off of the mountain of work in front of me, a seemingly impossible cross-country move, and the hellscape of pandemic life as we fight for racial justice. I decided to pick the first thing that caught my interest in the Itch.io bundle, and stumbled across A Short Hike. I meant to check it out for 15 minutes, and ended up playing for nearly an hour. It’s a no-stakes, gorgeous pixelated spin on the Zelda formula, where you make your way to the top of a trail while encountering a host of fun characters. You play as a bird slowly upgrading their gliding, climbing and running abilities, all managed by a Breath of the Wild-like stamina meter. There aren’t any enemies to vanquish, just a pleasant world to explore, money to search for and golden feathers to find (which increase your stamina meter). It brought back all of my childhood platforming nostalgia, where finding my way to a hidden power-up felt like a life-changing discovery.ĭownload 'A Short Hike' on Itch.io Don’t Move And best of all, it controls like a dream. I’ve never been motivated by achievements in games, aside from those that add to the story. Don’t Move, a game devoid of narrative with gameplay that exists purely for achievements, ended up delighting me enough to complete several playthroughs in two days.
There are only three options at any moment: right, left, or standing still. The game began tracking my attempts and offered an objective. I usually enjoy grinding through a game, and Don’t Move has some of the purest grinding I’ve ever encountered.Īs I met goals, more stats were unlocked, tracked, and given goals. All I could do was keep moving (or not moving) until I maxed every visible stat.
Then I tried combinations of the moves to unlock trophies, without even knowing how it worked.
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Itch.io last man sitting code#Ī QR code near the end pulled me away from my computer screen for a moment, driving home the absurdity of the whole thing.Īlthough clearly designed to highlight the downsides of chasing achievements, it was fun to explore.
Itch.io’s recent racial justice bundle included a lot of compelling games, but you’ll find few as joyous as The Floor is Jelly.įor an 8-bit ninja.ĭownload ‘Don’t Move’ on Itch.io The Floor is Jelly And, while there were no story-oriented rewards, it did include the only worthy consolation prize: costumes.
The game turns a simple idea into an exuberant experience. What if the floor were made of wibbly, wobbly gelatin? The answer, it turns out, is awesome. You’ll start and finish the game jumping, but The Floor is Jelly builds on that simple action in creative and unexpected ways. It’s all thanks to those jello floors - and, in some cases, walls and ceilings too. At first, the jelly acts like a trampoline, allowing your character to jump higher than they can on their own, but soon enough you’ll use it to maintain momentum, slip underneath dangerous obstacles and more. With Nintendo-like precision, The Floor is Jelly consistently expands on its mechanics just as you feel like you’re mastering them.
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