Link: The Unleashed Nexus

Excellent 3D Platformer, it is a little janky due to only being made by two people, but the good far outweighs the bad. It's actually probably my favorite in the genre currently. You can double jump, air dash, super jump, fast downward stomp and attack. You regain your double jump and air dash after you used them up by either bouncing on enemies, off of blue walls or landing on the ground, it reminds me of how you regain shots in Downwell and is just as fun. All of these mechanics are fully realized in the level design and it's an absolute blast as a result. Many levels are very vertically orientated and make good use of the space which was refreshing. It has a tutorial that ensures you know everything you will need to know to beat the game by the end and the difficulty curve is pretty good at easing you into things. The later stages have very challenging but fair sections that make you want to retry them over and over and feel so good when you finally nail it. The bits where there is basically no ground whatsoever and it's just you, some enemies and blue jump walls are especially intense. Checkpoints are fairly generous allowing you to experiment without fear. The music is fantastic, so good I actually bought the OST. It uses alot of synths and such that have been used in other electronic music to death and should sound stale yet the composition is so good that it feels fresh and really moves me. That's the sign of a really good musician. The boss fight theme in level 2 is a personal favorite. Now with all that said this game does have some problems. It doesn't allow you to rebind keys so you're stuck using AutoHotkey or JoyToKey if you want to customize them. The controls are set up well in a way that most PC gamers would set them up anyway though (WASD to move, space to jump, shift to air dash, left click for attack, right click to bounce off enemies or walls, ctrl for super jump). Graphics and settings are fairly limited. No mouse control in the menu but it works fine in game to move camera which is weird. Outside of technical stuff my main problem is that I wanted more levels because I was having so much fun. Aside from that the game is great and definitely worth the price along with the OST, I enjoyed this way more than any modern AAA title that came out recently. Endure the minor jank and you will find a game that has a ton of heart put into it.