Selective Jump: Once Again With Feeling
An atmospheric platformer where players fight weird monsters that keep on claiming they're part of an operating system.
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April 20, 2015
11 years and 107 days ago
Steam Reviews
Mixed39 reviews66.7%
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6 itemsAbout the Game
(The current build is using a completely different engine and is rewritten from scratch.)
An atmospheric platformer where players fight weird monsters that keep on claiming that they're part of an operating system.
With 9 worlds to conquer and over 40 levels to discover, SWR JST DX: Selective Memory Erase Effect is inspired by classic console titles, books and movies, delivered in authentic 256*256 resolution in 256 colors. Other features include: a unique plush model / pixelart integration, great level variety and joypad and keyboard support.
Game controls:
Joypad is autodetected.
Keyboard:
Cursor left/right = move,
Cursor down = ducking (slightly extends sword reach!) or ladders down,
Cursor up = ladders up,
W,E,D = action buttons.
System controls:
Esc = quit game,
An atmospheric platformer where players fight weird monsters that keep on claiming that they're part of an operating system.
With 9 worlds to conquer and over 40 levels to discover, SWR JST DX: Selective Memory Erase Effect is inspired by classic console titles, books and movies, delivered in authentic 256*256 resolution in 256 colors. Other features include: a unique plush model / pixelart integration, great level variety and joypad and keyboard support.
Game controls:
Joypad is autodetected.
Keyboard:
Cursor left/right = move,
Cursor down = ducking (slightly extends sword reach!) or ladders down,
Cursor up = ladders up,
W,E,D = action buttons.
System controls:
Esc = quit game,
