u/Friedlead

I've been looking for a while trying to find an old platformer game I used to play on mobile and I've had no luck. If anyone can help it'd be greatly appreciated!

From what I remember:

The game had a pixel art style, and levels were made with a grid, alongside both a bunch of premade levels as well as a level editor that people could share their levels with. I also remember each level having leaderboards for records, including the user made levels. Completing levels gave some kind of points which levelled up your profile iirc

Also I vaguely remember a significant amount of Japanese people making up the playerbase, despite it being available worldwide

The base levels were quite difficult, and some of the user made stuff was ridiculous, but I remember having a blast and would love to find it again

I've been looking for the past few days trying to find an old platformer game I used to play on mobile and I've had no luck. If anyone can help it'd be greatly appreciated!

From what I remember:

The game had a pixel art style, and levels were made with a grid, alongside both a bunch of premade levels as well as a level editor that people could share their levels with. I also remember each level having leaderboards for times. Iirc it might've also had a massive Chinese or Japanese community for some reason

It was quite difficult honestly but I remember having a blast and would love to find it again

I've been looking for the past few days trying to find an old platformer game I used to play on mobile and I've had no luck. If anyone can help it'd be greatly appreciated!

From what I remember:

The game had a pixel art style, and levels were made with a grid, alongside both a bunch of premade levels as well as a level editor that people could share their levels with. I also remember each level having leaderboards for times.

It was quite difficult honestly but I remember having a blast and would love to find it again

I think it's honestly a really cool change that the song titles for STO are more abstract in the sense they don't directly reflect song lyrics.

The majority of songs up until this point, with the exceptions of covers, OYYGC, IAFIAP, Portrait, and White Shark Cafe include the name of the song in some form. So having every track have unique names is a really cool detail to me, it gets people thinking deeper about the lyrics.

(Before anyone says Wasted Summer, the song adopted the extra name after Alphabet colloquially before it was official, so I'm still counting it)

Was looking through the credits of the songs, and both Snake Oil and The Vows were produced by Joseph Rodgers (worked with other artists like Nothing But Thieves, Liam Gallagher, and Beabadoobee etc.). He's done an incredible job working with the lads, my ears have ascended.

Honestly happy to see a podcast with Will as a guest that wasn't a complete shitfest mockery. Good job Horseshoe Theory, it's a pleasant far cry from that other one a few days back.

If you haven't watched it yet, it's on Youtube on the embed.

I've got a Steelseries Aerox 5 that was given to me by a friend, but it's starting to give up on life... So I've been thinking about getting an upgrade recently after my paycheck, and I'm trying to figure out what mice would be regarded decent upgrades to my current one.

Preferably a similar number of side buttons (or more!) with a customisable dpi would be ideal 😄

Any help is greatly appreciated o7