This is one of the most direct examples of a game perfecting what it set out to do. I had no clue what to expect going in, I'd never heard of this game, didn't read reviews, didn't even bother to read the dev updates. Truthfully I just got it cause it was free. But this game was made to prove that accessibility is always an option, even post launch. It's very short, but it tells the full story as soon as you open the menu. The only disability I have currently is dyslexia, so I can't relate to everything shown here, but it's clear to me the dev cares a lot about making their games as accessible to everyone possible and I admire that so much.

TL;DR Genuinely play this, it's like 15 minutes and free. Listen to what the dev had to say about the development of the game and everything it meant. Maybe it'll open your eyes a bit.

an unplayable game?!, Honestly at first felt like the name suggests, the controls are rather janky and until I realised there were option's that helped with the movement, I thought I'd be unable to complete the game, a last thankfully that wasn't the case and ended up being a really quick and somewhat easy platformer.

Overall, I'd recommend checking this out, it is free after all!
Solid 6/10

i accidentally clicked no for the review and im too lazy to write the same review again so im just gonna say that your game is amazing and i hope your other games are even more amazing