Heyo! This game is a very quick, precision-type almost platformer (minus the platforms. Do not stand on the saw blades), with an emphasis on the precision, but just the right amount of balance to make victory feel satisfying. Also, the music does not restart when you die, and as a result, jamming is not interrupted by slip-ups (a huge plus post geometry dash). Anyway, sorry to go on and on. I had a lot of fun, and this game is very fast-paced, precise, and satisfying to play. Thank you very much for the opportunity to try your game! It is pretty much perfect, and very fun to play. I always feel terrible giving suggestions to developers, because y’all tend to know what you’re doing, but I was curious if you considered adding wall jumping? It’s possible it would throw something off in terms of gameplay balance, so I’m not sure, but I did feel the potential in the controls and setup. Anyway, thanks so much! I had a blast.(ooh, and also, would you mind telling me your high score? I’ve so far got an unimpressive 13, but I was super curious to be honest. Hehe thanks)Edit: thanks for getting back to me! That bit about the touchscreen makes sense, and after getting a lot more into the game (up at 47, now! Yay!) I definitely agree. Thanks so much for making the game! It’s one of the few App Store games with touchscreen controls that just really click. Good job! (Impressive score! Most impressive…)

So, as of now, this game came out yesterday- I just wanna put that out there. It is so far really amazing, and I love the nostalgic arcade feel it has. Now, I could go on and on about how good it is, but I have a few complaints that might be worth addressing. First off, the gacha system: the first saw-blade skin you buy is 20 credits. Alright.. a bit much but fine. The 2nd is 30… now, especially because you need to jump and collect the point from 10 saw blades to get 1 ticket, this feels like too much. I think there should either be a more gradual increase, or a flat rate. Second, controls. Now i know that the controls are meant to be more retro arcade feeling.. and they work fine, but the directional buttons are a bit glitchy. They kind of just- stop working sometimes. While holding down to go to the side, they sometimes just stop moving while mid jump, without me letting go of the button. Now, I say all of this with full consideration that this literally came out yesterday, and is going to have bugs, however, I hope the devs will address these issues, and hopefully fix them in game.

This game is the living embodiment of easy to play hard to master. At face value, it’s simple and straight forward. There are really only two rules to this game: avoid the saw-blades, and collect the coins after you do. But, as you play a little longer you start to realize how diabolically challenging and rewarding this retro 2D game can be. Jumping over 1 saw-blade = 1 Coin/Point. Jumping over 2 saw-blades = 3 Coins/Points. This pattern continues if you can manage to jump over more saw-blades. The coins/points earned after each successful jump/land have to then be collected for it to count towards your score & add additional time to the clock.Throw in the added nuance of being able to double jump (1 from the ground / 1 in the air) and you begin to experiment with even crazier ways to jump over saw-blades to maximize your points earned. In addition to your double jump ability, the height of your first jump can be affected by how long you hold down the jump button initially. You can long press to give yourself a better chance of using your second mid-air jump to gather more points or avoid a close call with death when you’re backed into a dicey corner.As you learn the in’s and outs of maximizing your points and when not to jump depending on the angle and trajectory of new saw-blades coming down. You start to appreciate the many hidden nuances and underlying gameplay mechanics that make this game so rewarding to play. Absolutely love this game. Kudos to the developer. Keep up the fantastic work.

I’ve only had the game for two days now and I’m not very good at it, but once I adjusted the button placement to fit where I naturally place my thumbs I can honestly say every bad move and jump has been caused entirely by my own overconfidence. I love how quickly you can jump right back in after dying, and the quick, retro beat of the music only encourages you more. God I love the music so much, if you normally play games without sound do yourself a favor and turn it on just to hear how amazing that beat is. I was so excited when I realized the ‘eyeball’ saws would lock onto you and follow your movements if you got too close- it’s little details like that which really show you how much thought was put into this game. I’m really happy this game came to Apple Arcade, it deserves a lot of love and attention and is definitely worth checking out.