Squirreltopia

Regardless of it being an auto-runner or not — perfectly developed momentum-based physics platformers can, to a certain degree, be played without 'braking' — it's beyond me how this game has better ratings than [i]SMB: Forever[/i] for instance! I haven't played much (to be fair), but the momentum-based physics are só below average and inaccurate and there's no wall-jumping & double-jumping = hit-and-miss platforming, a 'handicapped' squirrel and simply a 'middle finger' to players, familiar with the genre! And there's more, but I'm just going to show how a [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2757001792]Squirrel on the Dark Side[/url] can actually have fun. This one is for you, Team 🍖! 3/10 [b]EDIT[/b]: I'd like to refer to a way better [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/krynxe/recommended/334690/]review[/url], and highlight following 🎯: [i]"This game looked fun and challenging, and the difficult trial-and-error style platforming looked appealing to fans of games such as IWBTG or Super Meat Boy. In these types of games, much of the difficulty comes in the intense level design which will have you making mistakes and repeating an area until you can perfect it. This works great in the aforementioned games, however in Squirreltopia that sort of enjoyment just isn't there. Instead of feeling like you made a mistake, it simply feels like the game's poor control and physics is what got you killed."[/i]