Jelly Express

very cute game, LOADS of content thats worth the price, character editor is my LOV (i didnt face any problems with remote play either)

This game has totally met our expectations and more! When we saw the game in the store about a year ago we knew it was for us. It's as if the creators made the perfect game for us. I guess you either love it or hate it. It's clear to us that the creators spent a ton of time designing the levels to be fantastically frustrating and hilariously enjoyable at the same time. The physics of the Jellies and the controls are also perfect. And there is tons of content and replayability potential, best value for money I've spent on steam. We'll definitely be following their next projects.

awful level design that tries to mimic pikuniku but unlike that game, you can get stuck at multiple points in this game

Can't recommend for now, to be honest. Feels like MVP or something like that. More of pet project to experiment with. It's nice to see that developer is trying to make something fresh, but overall impression is meh. Game isn't well tested and produced. Main problem is that whole idea is spinning around single basic thing: two players as blobs hold plank. Can't say that this is something you propose as real coop experience because if you would be given control of both blobs alone, you won't find pretty much of difference playing it with someone. Game needs additional mechanics that will increase engagement of both players (simple example: one player can detach from the plank and do something else while second player is holding plank. Game must make players to switch roles). Not just "we hold plank, we jump, we stretch and we nudge the plank". Same experience i've had with "Moving out" where whole coop consisted of moving fridge\couch together and pushing buttons to open door for the other player. Sounds boring, don't you think? My guess is that game should push players to take on some responsibilities and give them chance to act asynchronous. Like in Overcooked, people decide who cuts stuff, who washes plates and so on. Moreover, you have limited time (by the way, this indeed is needed in the game or people won't want to think fast). Another example would be "Lovers in dangerous spacetime" - short, but the core idea of controlling different parts of spaceship is pretty good. Other things are UX: 1. I don't know what's the health of "package" 2. I don't know how star rating is working: is it time attack or what? 3. Plank physics, probably, should be dumbed down a little in sane of controls flexibility

Cool game, can see this become something overwhelmingly positive one day. Cheap too. Recommend it. 8/10

What a cute and unique puzzle physics-based game! Worth every penny! 10/10

One of the best coop game!