Idols of Ash

There's something primally terrifying about a monster that is relentlessly chasing you. Especially when there is nothing you can do but frantically get away as fast as possible without accidentally falling to your death. Simple and quick game, but it's well worth the price and time. Also, the controls work well, the graphics are pleasing, and the lore/story are cryptic and intruiguing. Highly recommend this game over the ususal "jump-scare" horror games. I hope the devs of this great game go on to create many more!

An incredible short length game. At first thought it wasn't too bad. Then tried nightmare mode and shat my pants. Decided regular was good enough for me.

This is one of the best games I've played in a while. I was initially drawn to it for the environment/atmosphere and the concept of descending into darkness while being chased by a scary bug. But the grapple mechanic is so insanely satisfying and addictive once you really get the hang of it. The gameplay can be fast paced if you choose or if you keep going past the normal mode it'll become a requirement. The store page trailer doesn't do it justice. Difficulty scaling of the other modes/levels feels well done, and actually helped me get better at the game doing them in order. For $2.99, this is a steal

Much cooler as a platformer than a horror game. Leaving this at the time of finishing the game on normal mode and I did not even come close to encountering the centipede. I love the art and the music. I will probably play through the other modes soon because it's so fun to grapple and swing! Edit: Shoutout to the folks at Minnmax for putting me onto this!

Ojalá hicieran un juego más largo con esta mecánica del gancho.

I have been in a videogame slump for sometime, this game was exactly what the doctor ordered. Its a quick game with one idea. It really is easy to just jump into this game. Nothing bad to say at all. I only wish that I could play it again for the first time.

As mentioned by others, this is a cool and concise game. I appreciate how straightforward it is, and would love to see more.

Reminds me of Waterloo