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Thank you. It's very basic and easy, but a fun little experiment.

Hello! Wow thank you so much, you made my day with this comment. I can't believe anyone would actually play through most of the game - I had no idea what I was doing making it. And there's some cruel stuff in there. As for 2-5, yes if I remember correctly you need to first fall a tiny bit and make a jump to the square. In hindsight this and 1-8 could have been more fun with checkpoints. Unfortunately I don't even have the means to update the game now :( If I did, I probably would have to relearn how to make games even, haha.

Neat :)

Sorry for the late reply. I remember some friends having similar issues, seems to depend on your computer. I have no idea how to fix it and since I haven't worked on this for a long time (I don't really make games, this was a first test basically) :/ Sorry!
EDIT: Have you tried simply continue holding up and alternate between left and right?

I see I've had some views. I just want to thank anyone who takes a look at Grody! It means a lot, even though the majority of people won't really enjoy it or even get very far (it's not just hard, it's also rough around the edges).

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share with you my first ever game, GRODY - An Ultra Skull Adventure. When I say it was my first game it might sound like this was ages ago, but I have actually only worked on 2 games so far so it's quite recent. I do think it's a fun game though and hope you find some pleasure in it!

You can play it for free directly in the browser. Here is the Itch.io link: https://xenodamage.itch.io/grody

You are GRODY, a cute little ultra skull who unfortunately dies a lot. But there is no greater joy for GRODY than to reach the mirrors and complete the levels! (Yes, there's no real objective here, just push forward to complete the levels - but you are free to play any level in any order!)

It's a game that takes inspiration from such titles as I Wanna Be the Guy/Boschy, Super Meat Boy and the 8-bit era. This is nothing new in indie gaming, of course, but it seemed like a very good place for me to start.

The game has a total of 14 levels (1-3 are essentially tutorials), and while the game is not a full/complete game, it has enough content in it for me to want to share it. I don't know when I will return to the game as I'd rather move on and experience new things.

Below is a teaser I made some time ago that should show you what to expect. Please disregard the URL at the end, since that was before I decided to move the game over to Itch.io (which has been an amazing place for me so far).

I'm obviously very late here, but man this game was wicked as hell! I started a series on Youtube and this happened to be the first one, and what a way to start it off.