The first player to complete all the challenges will have his name engraved in the game forever. Take your chance to join the hall of fame!
By agreeing to only refund the game if you finish it within two hours, you prove yourself a brave and noble hero.
.....Really, dude?
Interesting preposition, but why does it sound like a Darksydephil-level of grifting?
Going down the rabbit hole of this developer (questionable if there is a team involved) and why the idea came to mind obviously relates to the Steam hard stance on their under 2 hours refund policy. He's not against it, at least not with the first installment of this series (can it be considered a series?) From what I've tried out for myself on the first installment, it's only difficult due to how how buggy the controls and mechanics are. I can at least say that he's not intentionally trying to screw the gamer over.
With this game, there's only a few reviews from some..... questionable players. One of em seems to be an influencer. Buuuuuut taken that we can get this game on a massive discount of the five-finger kind, at least you can play this thing without having to beat the clock, which is good cause it's on par with fricken "Getting Over It"; but instead of having a calm and often patronizing voice, you're introduced to a woman who's bones are made of rice crackers. More concerning is how lukewarm her response is taking she might've fractured every bone in her body ten times over. Just a flesh wound, amirite?
It's a damn shame that we can't get our names etched on the hall of fame. A real damn shame...
- The first player to complete all the challenges will have his name engraved in the game forever. Take your chance to join the hall of fame!
- By agreeing to only refund the game if you finish it within two hours, you prove yourself a brave and noble hero.
.....Really, dude?Interesting preposition, but why does it sound like a Darksydephil-level of grifting?
Going down the rabbit hole of this developer (questionable if there is a team involved) and why the idea came to mind obviously relates to the Steam hard stance on their under 2 hours refund policy. He's not against it, at least not with the first installment of this series (can it be considered a series?) From what I've tried out for myself on the first installment, it's only difficult due to how how buggy the controls and mechanics are. I can at least say that he's not intentionally trying to screw the gamer over.
With this game, there's only a few reviews from some..... questionable players. One of em seems to be an influencer. Buuuuuut taken that we can get this game on a massive discount
of the five-finger kind,at least you can play this thing without having to beat the clock, which is good cause it's on par with fricken "Getting Over It"; but instead of having a calm and often patronizing voice, you're introduced to a woman who's bones are made of rice crackers. More concerning is how lukewarm her response is taking she might've fractured every bone in her body ten times over. Just a flesh wound, amirite?It's a damn shame that we can't get our names etched on the hall of fame. A real damn shame...
pass the level 1 already miracle for me