Recent reviews by CStatic

It's serviceable if you got it for free or reduced price, but I think there are way better platformers/games you could be playing that I think would feel more fulfilling.

Extremely promising game with beautiful animations and does a great job emulating the feeling of watching the original ENA webseries. I wish there were more puzzles over parkour, but I'll reserve further judgements for when future chapters are released. I highly recommend playing this if you like art.

It's fine, but as many other people have said it becomes fairly uninteresting after a couple of rounds. This feels like a small project that has a pretty decent idea behind it; I think people are being a bit mean-spirited saying this is a mobile game ported to PC. Reminds me more of the type of project you would see made for school.

However, it is listed at 5 dollars and I received it for free. I would not recommend this to the average user expected a game with similar value to other high production 5 dollar games on the site. If you want a game you can easily get achievements out of without much effort, this is one of them. It just requires a bit of grinding, as you can see from my playtime.

It's alright, but you mainly play this sort of game for the achievements. Very short game, each round is very short so you'll be done in ~25 minutes, but it's not very interesting. Really hard to tell what's a power-up and what's a bullet.

Having played Distance Space 2, I would recommend that one over this because of the better contrast. Hopefully if you're interested and like the achievements for your profile you get them at a very discounted price.

The most honest game of our time. It's exactly what it says it is and I highly recommend it to anyone who's able to focus on a task like this for a long time since this thing is absolutely entrancing. Still, wonderful game to decompress to. Helped clear my head after a long day.

I think this is a great remake for people who already love OFF as it does small (but good) tweaks to the original that allow you to play through the game in the same way as you would the original.

I don't think the lack of the original OST is too much of a deal-breaker given how it boils down to not wanting the original soundtrack to face legal issues in an official paid release version of the game. Anyone can mod it in if they wish. However, regarding the new stuff, most of it is fine and provide a challenge for people who want it, but I don't think they add too much story-wise—at least not very clearly to me. Still, I had a lot of fun reliving OFF as it really is one of the best RPG Maker games out there.

If you're in any way unsure, the original game and its various fan translations are available online for the price of nothing but your time.

I'm not really sure who this is for. A lot of the UI elements lack text to explain what they do and it seems like I was just dropped into the game with no explanation on what there is to do or what to do. With that in mind, I think this game is meant for people either familiar with racing games and just want to experience new maps (but that's kinda the only thing it has going for it), or for people familiar with other Barro games. In that case, I don't really see a point in this existing.

The controls are fine. I'm not sure why some other reviewers are so critical about that when I feel like there's other things missing from the game to have it feel complete.

As long as you keep your expectations about the game realistic, you'll have fun. It's an especially good game to play while you have something in the background because it's easy and simple to play, but I think if you want more engaging mechanics and dungeons you might want to look at something else.

Otherwise, if you want a game that's got a comfortable level of grinding just to pass time and gain achievements (which are very easy to get with patience) this is probably fine. Would probably get it on sale if you're unsure.

Definitely exactly what it looks like, so if you like this sort of game or really like the look of the achievements, it's not a difficult game to 100%. The issue regarding achievements not showing up seems to be fixed by relaunching the game, but I hear some people had issues with that still. Keep that in mind if you purchase this, I guess.

The idea of a playable adult cartoon episode isn't bad, but the execution here isn't quite there. The humor is kind of whatever, but there aren't enough antics that go on to actually have this feel any more engaging than a very linear visual novel.

The voice acting is fine, but dialogue skipping doesn't work the way it should if you want to skip past a certain amount. You will absolutely skip ahead more than you want and the full voice acted lines will still play at once, so if you try skipping through an entire scene your ears will be met with a barrage of noises and I just don't understand why they couldn't have been coded to mute after the "N" key is pressed.

I think if you like this style of game (in terms of visual art and humor), the Deponia series might be more your taste, as it also has a lot more polish in regards to everything I've mentioned.