Bloody Trapland

You have to PORT FORWARD in 2024 to play this with friends, that needs to be publicly advertised and acknowledged, because almost no one would even attempt to play this in today's world if they knew that.

this game made my testicles explode would recommend

couldnt set up a server pretty buns

servers shut down, you cant play online, dont buy it, the sequel is better

Made me rage very hard. I hated every second of it. Great game!

[h1]Worth it to buy on sale!![/h1] Bloody Trapland is a simple precision platformer that has a good amount of levels and alright level design, but it definitely still has its flaws. Going into the game, I hadn't seen an awful lot of content on it, so I didn't know what to expect length wise. Although, the game features six decently long worlds that amp up in difficulty as you keep playing. After beating the main game, your reaction might be the same as mine "Alright, I'm done with the majority of the game now, just small stuff left to do!" But you’d be wrong! The Race Mode features a whole 60 more short levels, which surprised me because I thought I was mostly finished. Race Mode, in my opinion, is a definite step up in difficulty from the main game. I enjoyed this, since I bought the game expecting a tough platforming experience. While my expectations were exceeded in some areas, I still found some aspects and bugs annoying. Firstly, some main levels NEED you to have a second player to access secret levels. This isn't the best game design, if you ask me, but the problem is negated by the fact that you can use Steam's shareplay system to play with a friend who doesn't own the game, so it wasn't my biggest issue. Secondly, from a gameplay perspective, I didn't enjoy the fireball obstacles at all. I'm sure they aren't bugged, but I didn't like how random they seemed. You would load up a level, have the fireballs shoot up in somewhat of a cycle, but every time you restarted, it felt like they followed a completely different pattern. This was mainly an issue in levels that spammed fireball spawns and in certain Race levels that required extremely precise movement. "Random" fireballs aren't exactly what you want in those situations. Lastly, the sawblade obstacles very slowly desync with each other (or other obstacles) the longer you spend on a level. This means the longer you play a single stage, the higher the chance you'll have to change your strategy to account for the timing shift. This issue can be fixed by closing the level and going back in, but it's an annoying thing to deal with if you happen to be stuck for a while. I mostly noticed this in the Race levels, where there always seemed to be two or three levels that were significantly harder than the rest of the world (but maybe that was just a me thing!). I DON'T DISLIKE THE GAME! For such a cheap price, the experience definitely outweighs the bad parts of the game for me, so if you are interested in a simple precision platformer that you can get for like 1.30€, definitely would recommend it!!!