Darkour (2019)

Developer: Brian Egana
Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
Genres: Action, Indie
Rating: 5.0 of 5, 5 player ratings
Typical playtime: about 3.1 hours
Where to get it: Steam

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How it feels

A sleek, punishing 2D platformer that demands precision as you leap between points of light in near-total darkness, rewarding mastery through tense, repeated attempts.

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What players say

Players compare Darkour to N++ with a light-shifting twist that adds creativity and difficulty. They praise its 100 levels and scaling challenge, though some note a lowframe jump bug and dislike the air movement.

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