Meh At Best. – Leap Day Review

This game is a boatload of wasted potential. Pretty visuals, fleshed-out pixel art, interesting design, and overall positive reception? This game had some good stuff going for it, and the magnetism of the game was quite interesting. Curious, I pick up the game and begin to play. Level after level after level, I was hooked. As my skill greatened and time passed, I began to get bored of it, and at some point I just left it there. I only kept it around because it was something to play when my internet went out. And now, quite frankly, I’m sick of it. Crappy level design and a flawed control system don’t do this game any favors, unnecessary and uncalled-for gimmicks make the game irritating, copy-pasting whole parts of levels and labeling them as brand new is just lazy and untruthful to the big “New Levels Everyday” label associated with the game, awkward placements of enemies, gimmicks and hitboxes are just plain annoying, and the game overall lacks consistency, not to mention how the only major updates are bug fixes ; but, beggars can’t be choosers. As time passed, the contrast between the past and the present became greater and greater ; I now ponder about the future of this app, for I fear that it will be worse than it is now. Overall, this game has lost its charm, and I truly wish this game was better.
Review by Kirby iZ the bestfan on Leap Day.