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The Plan
10 years ago

NOW HUMAN-DIFFICULT!


So the jam is over, and I’m very glad to say that even if we didn’t make it to the 10 spots, we still made it over 75% through the ranks! (153th place out of 780+ games)

THANK YOU GUYS!

But well, now the jam is over and I also ran out of jam (AHAHAHA- sorry), so now we are able to update again and that means:

NEW UPDATE!

The game has been made significantly easy, now you don’t have to be a pro at platformers to get through!

That on top, with the addition of an extra action that might help a lot:
A key that will aim diagonally for you without having to press two directions at the same time!
Which seems very convenient for many parts through the game, you might find out why!

Enjoy the update and hopefully you’ll make it through, wish you best of luck! :D

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