Midnight Arrow

Enjoyed it, quite a treat playing a hand crafted game like this. It plays very well, and has a very cute atmosphere.

Puzzles are yucky.

A very nice platformer with a great player controller and very polished. Highly recommend it!

Platforming is really smooth and interesting! I did have one problem: I opened up the game and immediately got an error. Turns out I had to install MSVC C++ redistributable dll.

It's very challenging but not frustrating at all. The most fun platforming I had in a long time. I'm not a big fan of puzzles in general so I hope that the next game will focus on the platforming exclusively.

Generally alright precision-platformer (in both landing well and shooting arrows well) that occasionally isn't as precise as it would like to be, and likes to mix mechanics together in a way that frustrates more than amuses. The last... I guess half? of the final stage soured me on the game a bit, throwing a narrow ice-tunnel/retracted-spike maze after a tunnel where you have to near-enough pixel-perfect hop over four small spikes that's two tiles tall. This is then followed by the blizzard, which is unclear on when you aren't allowed to double-back, that then throws everything at you, from retracting spikes, dart-traps, ice floors, birds that shove you around, all in the dark. The idea is for it to be hectic, and I can't deny that it ISN'T hectic, but I can't say it was really fun. Though this could be due to my controller having a weird right analogue stick... It's a short game, so it doesn't feel QUITE so bad to suddenly get the "everything surprise" that lowers my opinion a bit, and most of what leads up to that area is nicely designed! Just be warned about the spike in difficulty if you choose to grab this game.