split/screen co-op

I’ve finished playing the game and am pleased to say that I can confirm my first impressions of it, which were very positive.

After the jump you will find some final notes about the game (there will be some details about gameplay, abilities, trophies and story and maybe some spoilers)

I’ve gotten further into the game and platforming has become more difficult and challenging. Although sometimes I want to scream (or actually scream) at the screen I do enjoy the new abilities I’ve received from the genie.

Hit the jump for some details about the parts of the game I played since last time (I have to say there are some spoilers there!)

The previous post about my first impression of Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is here

An open letter to Terry Cavanagh on the occasion of my completing his game VVVVVV. Hit the jump to read.

I chanced upon this trailer for in-development puzzle platformer Dustforce! and immediately I fell in love with its art style. It didn’t hurt that the person who’s playing is very good at it, making the action look beautifully fluid. I downloaded the game’s demo to find out that when one sucks at it as badly as I do it is far less fluid and much more frustrating, beautiful art style notwithstanding.

Read on to see what else I thought and what it all has to do with VVVVVV.