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Thanks for the kind comment, C0llie! In the future I might actually release a paid hd version with some new content, but for now I wanted to release it for free as it was a passion project and my first game.

For the knights, you can usually just jump over them when they are walking towards you (no need to take a run-up, but it helps). For the axe right after the last checkpoint, the key is jumping when the axe is swinging towards the left, so you have enough time to jump again after landing before it reaches you.

Hope it helps!

That would make Distant Drone the easiest level of the game, ironically.

If I ever revamp the game, I'm thinking of adding some difficulty settings (probably less extreme than the one you propose, though. The changes will be mainly related to the amount of checkpoints).

Yeah, for sure Amanda deserves some hazard pay for the job!

Hi! Regarding the lag you are experiencing, it's probably because you are playing the browser version, which consumes more resources, while recording the whole screen. To solve this you can try either playing on the downloadable version (in this Reddit post I explain a way of editing the game save data so that you can continue playing from where you left) or recording the browser window only with something like OBS Studio. You can also do both.

Regarding you suggestion, as I said there are no planned updates for now, but I will still take note of it. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for the suggestion, A113_disney! For now, I don't have plans for updating the game with more content or significant changes. If I ever release a revamped version of the game I will surely consider it. I hope you can still enjoy the game as it is now.

Thanks for your comments, joshij. I am glad to hear about your experience, as it definitely fits into what was my vision for the game: I wanted the players to feel challenged in a good and a fair way, that's why I implemented a fast death animation/retry and plenty of checkpoints, but also some really hard sections.

Thanks for the feedback, Christoper. I'm really glad you liked the game. Regarding the spikes, it is an intentional choice, although I can see that it might surprise the player in certain obstacles.