Flywrench

A tragically under-appreciated all-timer. One of those Pure games plucked from the aether that stands alone. Part of a wave of indie games that felt like the door opening to a new future, but got so derailed that it now evokes nostalgia for an era that by and large isn't recognized as ever existing.

Way too much underrated game. Play it if you love frenetic games needing good reflexes and precision.

mercury kinda evil tho

One of the most unique and interesting games I've played, period. The mechanics are extremely well realized and thought out. The flow of gameplay is very smooth, snappy and addicting. the ost is very good, and the vibe is one of a kind. Definitely a game I would strongly recommend and will remember, even if the difficulty towards the end starts to get a tiny bit grating. Just make sure to take care of your eyes and fingers playing this one, too.

One of the best platformers I've ever played.

"A charming 'platformer' with a unique and snappy movement system. It places a lot of emphasis precise input sequences, similarly to precision platformers such as The End is Nigh, so people who enjoy games like that will probably enjoy this. Despite the precision required, your exact method through getting most levels is very open-ended and there is room to express yourself as a player. There is a bit of a difficulty spike near the end, but overall a concise and enjoyable experience." - from my friend Guwahavel who played this game with family sharing

playing this for the first time was a spiritual experience

This game is really getting slept on, the fact that in 10 minutes of practice I was able to get number 9 in the world on the Sun time trial makes me a little sad. I did a run of the second to last planet and did horribly, took me 12 minutes, and I still got 12th in the world. This is genuinely one of the most simple and fun speed games I've ever played, and it really takes me back to the Newgrounds days, reminding me a lot of games like N+, Celeste, and Super Meatboy (yes I know Super Meatboy has a Flywrench reference). The music is also fits the atmosphere perfectly. I'm not sure how this game could really be improved upon due to how simple the concept is, but if a sequel came out I think I'd have to buy it day one, it's just such a beautiful game.