Unsent

Unsent is a very fluid and satisfying 3D platformer that had me feeling a sense of nostalgia and whimsy. From beautiful art direction to the cast of intriguing and fun characters, it has been an absolute joy to explore what the world of the Unsentiment Department and Human World have to offer. Level design is well thought out and gives great incentive to explore hidden paths and secrets as you utilize Valentines growing toolkit. Platforming and navigation are well polished and satisfying to master. Highly recommend to any fans of platformers/exploration.

Cute platformer game with a story to tell, this little guy is so wacky which makes the game so much more fun in perhaps a cringe way but still.

This game is genuinely some of the most fun I have had in the plat-former genre. The dialogue is actually funny, the characters are wacky and endearing, and the game play is super addicting, I cant recommend this game enough.

great game very fun to play. my kid love to play it on their steam deck.

Unsent is a quirky, colorful 3D platformer with Doug TenNapel vibes. You play as the big-hearted fellow Valentine going postal... by becoming a postman, since it's the only job he can land (at least that one won't be replaced by AI). The game is still in development, but most levels are finished. It feels fun exploring the sets to find all the stamps, you hunt for secrets and grab upgrades along the way. As for suggestions, I'd advise a combat overhaul, changing Dash to RB instead of B, and not punishing players for getting hit by taking away their hard-earned money$$$. You can't beat the price, it's just $10, and it's definitely worth it.

Wonderful game, so much fun and really well designed! Just the right amount of challenge, and I can't wait to see more!

really good bones for the future. movement feels super good, it has a ton of character, with polish and some more dev time this could be a really special 3d plat