Universal Yuri (By Fingerlab)

Looking good, but I got bored pretty soon. The gameplay is not interresting and the controls are too small (subjectively).
This is just another runner, only not endless and not randomized. Nothing special.

 

Hey to everyone,

It's Aurelien from Fingerlab, makers of Yuri.
Thanks to all to your message and Yuri review,
Unhappily, there is no more iOS promos codes left,
but there is still AppleTV and MacOS Yuri promo code if you want!

Thanks
Best
Aurelien

 

I'm enjoying it so far. Seems well done & the developer is active here. So points for that.

 

Once again, is there going to be an Android version? Thank you!

 

I wouldn't say that this is just another runner. You can stop at any time, go opposite direction and simple physics is here so u have to slow down and plan your next move. Beautiful simple art style and very relaxing sound. Tried on iPhone and atv4. Controls works for me on both. On Siri remote you have to press and hold on the left/right side of touchpad to move which is better and more precise than swiping. Overall very enjoyable experience for me. No internet connection needed and 0 iap. Waiting for another premium game from this Dev.

 

This game is really cool in my opinion! It deserves much more recognition than this...

 

Yuri - Free for the weekend [AppStore]

Hi there,

I just want to let you know that our game Yuri will be free today and this weekend on the AppStore for iOS, AppleTV and Mac.
A great opportunity for all to discover this delightful hand-drawn platformer and its fantastic and unexplored world.

Have fun!!

Best
Aurelien

 

Looks cool, picking it up now.

 

Love this game, but cannot get past the waterfall!! Any tips, suggestions or walk through would be of great help!!!

 

I got this game while it was in the free promo... I hate criticizing any game, especially when the devs decided to give up for free so generously, but I'll be honest in my opinion.

I have made my way to level 7 so far and I really, really hate the control scheme. I realize that this is a conscious choice, probably in order to make the gameplay more challenging, but for someone who has grown up on precision perfect platformers, it is incredibly frustrating and infuriating that you have to account for the character's 'sway' after you every jump. Goes against every platforming principle I have come across so far...