Bloody Trapland

I spent quite some time playing the original Bloody Trapland, and it’s a surprisingly fun and challenging platformer. The gameplay is all about timing and precision—every level is packed with traps that keep you on your toes and force you to learn from your mistakes. What I really liked is how the difficulty ramps up in a way that feels fair but still demanding. It’s super satisfying to finally get through a tough section after failing multiple times. The pixel-art style and sound effects add a nice retro vibe that fits perfectly with the fast-paced action. It’s also great for playing with friends, making it a fun and chaotic co-op experience. If you’re into platformers that test your skills and patience, Bloody Trapland’s first version is definitely worth checking out.

im a fan of "masocore" platformers, so i played through it, with friends and alone, and ive got to say the only redeeming factor of this game is its multiplayer. its fun to find skips for the levels and try to avoid to play the game, because in its self the game is very low quality, the level design is often awkward and not clever, the creative direction, i mean the music, the art, the overall style, is very bland. its seems to me that this tries to be a couch gaming i wanna be the guy, but it lacks everything that made games like that interesting, so i cannot recommend it. if youre curious to get into hardcore platformers, there are a million better games than this.

This is a response to that one guy's review that said "The game becomes boring after 5 minutes, every second you have to die and go through everything again." I hope you're trolling. If you're not, you seriously baffle me, sir. In what platformer do you NOT return to the start of the level when dying (excluding checkpoints)? Honestly, what is the world coming to? What would the point of a platformer be if you got a checkpoint with every step you took? For being a "rage platformer" this game is pretty tame. Imagine this guy trying to play jump king.

10/10 played better using a PDP Riffmaster guitar controller than i did with keyboard. love this game!