Jono

Yes. If this was just a free platformer, it'd be fine. The million levels would be ridiculous in that format, and the difficulty would sometimes be too high, so I couldn't recommend it to [i]everyone[/i], but I could recommend it. But this isn't just that. The whole "everyone taking turns to play together" things elevates it dramatically. While watching someone play, there's a couple of little "toys" to keep you interested; the lovely chat, the silly talking heads feature, the cosmetics you gradually unlock with play. And when it's your go... Sometimes, you'll get an easy ride. You rocket through a few levels, and feel great. Maybe you get tripped up by the occasional kaizo-style traps, but it's all good. And that can happen quite often; the game isn't, generally, all that hard... except when it is. Sometimes, you'll play a few screens and then find yourself stumped by a tricky stage. But that's OK; everyone's been there. Everyone knows. People are supportive. Sometimes, you get to watch someone (maybe multiple someones) struggling with a tough level... and then it's you. And you don't make it. But that's OK; everyone knows. They've seen 2 or 3 or 4 players struggle. You're not bad, the game's just hard. And sometimes, you come into that difficult level that someone struggled with, but the trick is you [i]got to see it[/i]; your time starts and you've already got the plan. This bit you can just run through, this bit you can wait a moment, this bit you can land [i]just[/i] on the edge of the platform, and... you're through, and for the rest of your 60 seconds, you're a hero. You can't get stuck unless everyone does. You'll never play this game grinding away trying to get past that one damned level; in all likelihood, it'll be gone before your next turn. The queues aren't too long (hovering around ~11 mins when I play), but long enough that probably [i]someone[/i] can make it before it's back to you. And we're all in it together. The dev is actively working on the game. Lots has been added since the screenshots up here on the Steam page, and there's probably a lot to come. This game has a limited lifespan. Back-of-the-envelope, it's going to take about 300 days total to beat all 1,000,000 levels; a few days in, we're roughly 1% of the way there. Join it while you can; the game is free, it's not a big time investment, and it's a charmingly cute little game.