Recent reviews by Rumham

The first thing I tried to do as the businessman was to follow all the other businessmen into the invisible wall. They have a faster run speed so I assume they are excited about going to wherever it is on the other side. After crossing the road, I couldn't even interact with the guy at the food stand. All I could do was sluggishly walk into the confined workspace and have my life end as I reach the office door.

Growing up isn't fun.

Aesthetically beautiful and brutally challenging. Just like most side-scrollers the game has simple mechanics and uses different enemies and obstacles for levels to keep the game interesting. The way the music, enemies and props change when you swap your character is also a unique way of providing insight on the character personalities, and this is important since the game doesn't have a narrative or plot. Recommended for any fans of side-scrollers.