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Nullysun

A game about a small ball and its big problems

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October 26, 2017
8 years and 282 days ago
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Mixed43 reviews51.2%

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About the Game

Nullysun is an unusual platformer where you have to go through a lot of obstacles as a small black ball. The variety of objects, all kinds of transport from the drum set to the firecracker, secret levels, changing the gameplay, complex level mode can drag you down to the full passage of the game.

Portals that open additional levels, secret codes, strange characters - all this hides in the back streets of the levels.

★ Original soundtrack
★ Secret Levels
★ Atmosphere you want to dive into
★ Barefoot
★ Hard Mod

But where else can you fly in the freezer between the circular saws, wake the drums of the kvilderov or knock down the sounds of the orchestra of the molders?