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Undo is the Game is a minimalist 2D platformer in black and white pixel art, centered on a simple yet profound mechanic: the Undo button. The character is doomed to die, you, the world, try to prevent it, by canceling at the right moment, leading him to think about another solution, or to modify elements of the world.

Dying isn't a failure—it's information. .

You don't go back in time.

You don't start over.

You correct the world.



Features:

Progression based on learning from mistakes

Short, clear, and conceptual levels

A minimalist black and white style

A unique mechanic centered around the Undo button

A more contemplative than punishing experience
There might still be a few bugs. Feel free to let me know if you find any. 
Thanks and enjoy the game!

A break I honestly had to announce.

Just Another Normal Day Here is on hold, and I don't yet know if it's temporary or permanent.
The project would require an enormous amount of work to become what it should be. As a solo developer, you have to know when to stop rather than deliver something less than you deserve.
Your feedback has been wonderful. Truly. That's what makes this difficult to write.

What's next? It's coming. And it's worth it. Follow me on social media for more.


Demo only for PC
Updates:
- Rebalanced the punch attack animation
- Added a new kick attack while running
- Added a stamina bar that limits the use of kick
- Slightly modified the LShift key in the tutorial
- Added an effect on the impact of attacks
- Fall animation bug fixed
- Jumping kick animation bug fixed
- Fixed the frame rate issue
- WASD Controls (Please let me know if this works correctly)
- Over-indicating the sprint key
- Try to fix a bug when the player is on a rope

Just Another Normal Day Here - PC Demo

I'm not going to tell you this is "a unique experience." 
I'm not going to promise "mind-bending puzzles." 
I'm not going to claim it's "unlike anything you've played." 

A 2D pixel art platformer where: 
You're on an island. Stuff happens. 
You jump and hit things 
Things hit you back (often) 
Signs give you advice (ignore it) (or don't) (whatever) 
You die and respawn at campfires 

The island's rules: 
Rule #1: Don't trust the signs. 
Rule #2: Actually, do trust them 

Make sense? No? Perfect. 
It's weird. It's pixelated. It's free to try. 

That's it. That's the pitch.

Bird Buster is a charming 2D platformer where you play as a nimble cat leaping across windows and rooftops. Your mission? Catch birds to complete levels or navigate tricky parkour challenges in intermediate stages. With vibrant visuals, fluid controls, and creative level design, Bird Buster promises a delightful blend of precision and strategy as you explore an ever-expanding world full of surprises. Rush or Jump at the birds to catch them !
PC Keyboard control: 3 directional arrows, space to jump.
Mobile : A to jump, B to down

A short handcrafted platformer built in 9 days for the Big Game Jam 9 by Gdevelop, with the theme "To The Top".

The storm has just passed. The coast is quiet. But somewhere out in the dark, a ship is drifting toward the rocks, and the lighthouse has been dark for years.

You play as a retired lighthouse keeper, pulled out of bed by an urgent call from a former colleague. The path to the lighthouse hasn't been maintained. The storm made it worse. But no one else knows the way up.

Climb, grip, and hold on. Your lantern lights the way, but the rain has other plans.

Lantern mechanic, your light weakens in wind and rain.

No timer, no score, just the climb.

Original music by Aleksey Chistilin

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