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Swim, launch and bounce through this meditative floating platformer. A reactive soundscape creates the soundtrack to your exploration through the playful puzzles of Ynglet's hand drawn levels.
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Cosy, contemplative, cool and inward.
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TheSixthAxisThomas HughesJun 20228/10A colourful world, an emergent soundtrack and tight controls make Ynglet one of the most memorable indie games I've played in some time. On occasion, the level design could be a little confusing, but it was never enough to ruin my experience. From start to finish, Ynglet is an exhilarating adventure based in a stunning world.
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GuardianSimon ParkinJul 20214/5 starsAs a single-celled animal, your options are limited – and yet this gem of a game is a masterclass in minimalism.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationOct 20248.6/10Defying simple genre definitions, this self-proclaimed “anti-platformer” is certainly unique but also compellingly challenging
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IGDB rating 7.6/10 from 8 ratings.
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