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Reviewers describe the free version as usable
I absolutely loved Downwell and still play it to this day but Poinpy really takes all the elements you'd love from Downwell and essentially, you'll get Upwell 🤣. I adore this game to bits and I wouldn't mind seeing DLC content that…
absolutely incredible game. it' a roguelite platformer with interesting graphics and fun mechanics. it's clearly inspired by Downwell but i enjoy everything about this significantly more. To top it all off, it has a business model that I…
I started playing this game on a whim since I didnt have internet and I was bored. I dont know what god decided to bless me with this game but I am eternally grateful. If you are looking for a simple game, simple controls, and an ending…
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This game is actually unique. Easy to learn, great design, but the best parts by far is that this game can be played OFFLINE and has NO ADS (no this isn't clickbait or something it actually doesn't have ads). It also has a nice…
I won't spoil too much but this game actually rocks. Firstly, this game has no ads and no paywalls, so you have to rely on actual skills (and some 'charms') to get through the game. secondly, the ending is phenomenal! (again, no…
I feel like I struck gold finding this game. It's free, no ads, creative, addicting, cute, fun and more. The worst part about the game is that I finished it! But now there's a leaderboard to keep playing. Please play poinpy. I normally…
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