Title: iZBOT
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
Daniel Spruce
Publisher:
Ruxar
Release Date: 1 Sep, 2015

English

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iZBOT is super sweet. The controls are super tight and its simply a fun game to play. The parallels with Super Meatboy are obvious but iZBOT has its own unique charm. I really like how the game encourages exploration - something which I can't recall SMB doing. And I like that as part of this exploration there is a bit of a "leap of faith" mechanic going on where you aren't quite sure of what is above or below you...you've just got to bite the bullet and go for it (a'la OG Sonic the Hedgehog)

The tutorials levels are well implemented...

And that level music...awesome. It just makes me feel happy - I can't recall ever bopping along to in-game music.

Well done Ruxar!. Better than meatboy.. Everything you expect from a platformer in a neat little package. This definitely isn't a big game. Completing it, getting all gems (although the achievement didn't unlock), and optimizing my time in a few levels took me around 4 hours \u2014 and I'm probably somewhere between mediocre and decent at precision platformers.

The controls are tight and responsive, the speed is good, and the levels are well-designed, so you can mostly go as fast as the game allows and not have to wait for moving parts of the level to let you through. And most important of all, it's fair. While you may have to play a level a few times to become familiar with it, the game never just kills you for no reason, and there's mostly no blind drops or anything of the sort. You'll still die probably thousands of times just because you know you can do a level just a liiiiittle faster.

So yeah, if run n' jump precision platformers is your kind of thing, you'll most likely enjoy this \u2014 because it's a run n' jump precision platformer and a very decent one at that.

3 very minor things though:
- the bosses are maybe a bit lackluster. You'll be spending most of your in-game time outside of boss fights anyway, so it's not a huge deal really.
- hitboxes seem to be a little bigger than you'd expect. It's something you get used to after a while, but it confused me at first
- the gems seem to only serve to unlock an achievement (which didn't unlock for me for some reason). It'd be super nice if they served some purpose within the game too.

Apart from that, a thouroughly enjoyable platformer that should satisfy the cravings of most platforming enthusiasts for a little while.. want a rage inducing game that will make you punch your little sister in the face because all your life you felt like a piece of trash and thought by playing video games and getting achievements will make you feel fulfilled and so you bought this with your coupons you got from your badges because you feel accomplished by those too and started to play this game thinking it was fun and easy then by level 20 you see the develops pull a large turd out of their\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665and place it on your chest just to say ' you no get easy achievements' and leave you in a pit of depression because you cant beat this cheap 8 bit parkour game because youre a piece of trash that nobody loves that was sent to a hospital for the mentally insane? Well this is the game for you bud have fun with this challenging lil prick. 6\/10 for bing such a pain in the\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665. Poor quality platformer. Very short, if your good you could finish it fast enough to get a refund. You could feel the level design getting better as the game went on as if the author made all the levels in a row and then never went back. Most of the levels feel like they werent designed for running either, because if you were running you could jump over a lot of pointless obstacles. Theres this annoying robot guy that appears in a dialog box to say the same 5-10 stupid catch phrases on every level. Wall jumping sometimes feels bad because you have to jump before pressing away,. This feels weird because a lot of games actually allow you to stick to the wall more so your jump doesnt get messed up in this way. The final boss is really annoying because you have like a 90% chance for him to charge in to you and kill you the second you reach him at the end of the 15 second hallway before him. I dont know why I bought it. ok that was actually pretty cool



This quote by the main bad guy or whatever sums it up.
This game is really fun to control, challenging, yet not making you want to quit. I reccommend never letting go of shift, and always getting the HardToGetiums or whatever.
. If you like platformers you'll like this game!
Good:
Controls are tight and responsive
levels are well designed and timed
progression is good
great for speedrunning
great for not speedrunning
very happy with this game, Is looks to be highly underrated\/underknown, lets change that!!

Bad: Nothing to add here

. A brilliant little platformer with bite-size levels.
Graphics are charming.
Gameplay is smooth.
Controls are precise.
Levels are well designed.
Music is cool.
The only bad thing is........I wish there were more levels. Many more levels, because it's just so nice to play.
I would be super excited to see an extra world or 2 added. Or maybe even a level editor. (Fingers crossed)
But even so, it's still a GREAT game!!!. Honestly I thought this game looked pretty good, like some super meat boy game that might be fun.

Unfortunately what I got instead was the kind of frustrating that isn't fun.
Normally I like games that are very hard that I suck at (I wanna be the guy fangames), but this just made me sigh in mild frustration at every turn.

Its controls are reminiscent of Super Meat Boy, sure, but the thing it that it goes too far in both directions. You have 2 modes of horizontal transportation. A snails pace that cannot get you over the tiniest jump, and something that is too hard for any perosn to logically control.

Its level design is... well... it seems like the game encourages you to go fast. There's a timer, and the only other speed is unbearably slow, so go fast right? Well then why do they design the levels to punish going fast? I can't see what's in front of me until it's too late. And then the vertical sections, they make you use wall jump which makes you go way too far out and can't be controlled to try to avoid some pixel perfect traps. Okay, not pixel perfect, but they feel like pixel perfect traps in IWBTG fangames do, where I die to them for no particular reason, except it's not satisfying to get past them because I just felt annoyed when I didn't originally.

Am I the only one who thinks that the hitboxes were awful? I could be directly on top of something and die to it. The triceretops boss and the slime boss I would die when I jump on them and I can't tell why. I would often die to something I never touched, so I just don't understand what happened there.

The boss design was just bad. When the triceretops charges to one side then back to the other, his placing isn't even consistent. Did they not even take the time to make it so that he ends up the same place he starts? And if not why not>

The music. Did it have one track or are they all just that similar and forgettable?

I stopped playing at leel 3-52 (which should be called 3-12, but they didn't reset the level numbers each world) because it just got boring. I died to things that I know I shouldn't have, and got sent back to the start of the level. I then died again. Those last two sentences are usually in games I find the most fun, but this game the dying was just lame. It means that I was basically speedrunning the level (the only thing close to fun, which is unfortunately discouraged by most levels' design) and then died to something before I could react.

I bought this game on sale for $1.99 and I don't feel like it was worth that. So I do not recommend this game, as $9.99 is then 5 times *less* worth it.. Perhaps what surprised me the most about iZBOT is how well it works<\/i>. The gameplay itself is as smooth as could be, with little to no performance issues once I was in-game. It should be noted that I did have to switch computers, as it would not even open on one, but I'm not sure how much fault for that can be placed on the game itself. It was an entertaining and at times challenging use of a few hours. If there is anything I really do need to criticize this game for, it's level design. The levels at many points felt like disjointed ideas placed together to form one strange path. There didn't seem to be any real flow to the game; it bounced from point to point, never really settling on a theme or pattern. The last ten levels seemed to spike in difficulty, especially if you're going for a 100% run, which did lead to some frustrating moments that I felt were unfair.

I bought iZBOT using a 90% off coupon given by Steam, and at that price, I found it an enjoyable game. I don't know that I would personally pay $10 for it, but $10 for me migth not be $10 for you. The game really does play remarkably well, and I'd love to see this expanded into a bigger game, perhaps with some user-generated content. For that reason, with the note about a lower price point, I'd say go for it.

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