Felix The Toy

A decent platformer with potential and a few tweaks to make is really something special. Platforming is fun and floaty, and while enviornments are quite chunky, exploring is quite fun. And it doesnt exactly stay same-y for long!

An interesting little platformer with good level variety. Took me way back to playing the Toy Story platformer on the n64 I believe.

First off I'd like to clarify most of my time spent on this game was off steam, that being said: This game stays true to N64 era platformers. It's a phenomenal "recreation" of what it was like to play those games for the first time. The level and music design is top tier. Both were very well thought through. I often find myself jamming to it while collecting everything. This game is 100 out of 10!

Felix the Toy is very nearly a hidden gem, as the platforming is really a lot of fun and the game world is enjoyable to explore. It's basically the plot of Toy Story but it takes a weird detour at the end. The main thing I don't like about this game is the fact that all the levels are open at the beginning. I beat each level in order but technically you can skip all of that and go straight to the end if you want. The electronic music is great and the game play is generally pretty fun. You are basically finding keys on each stage to unlock doors at the end and progress. The game starts out easy but gets gradually more complex. The final few levels have some pretty difficult sequences and this game as a whole took me about five hours to finish. There is a puzzle element to figuring out what path you need to take to reach the key. You might see the key on a ledge but there is a specific route that you need to take that might start on the other side of the level. There are sadly a lot of invisible walls that stop you if you try to play your own way which is annoying, especially since other indie platformers like "Pseudoregalia" have very fluid motion and the ability to carve your own path through obstacles. All Felix can do is move and jump, and while this restricts the game play it also reveals that the main objective is really just to figure out the routes through the levels. There are no enemies and no combat. I think the game needed some kind of combat element to vary the game play, but even without it this is still very fun to play through and I dig the goofy graphics and intense electronic music.

Looks good :D

I liked this game. Very simple and intuitive controls. I especially liked the main character. The game also has 7 interesting levels, several modes. I especially liked the story mode. And pleasant music plays in the background. Nice character animation. In general, the game is good, there are some minor flaws with textures, which, I think, the developer will fix soon.

oh hell nah dawg I want my 2 dollars back edit: thanks developer for giving me a jester award I will think about you when I spend my juicy points