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Let's See What You Got

Stephen Joseph Developer

PUREHEART Publisher

2019-11-19 Release

Indie Racing SingleplayerTags

Game News Posts: 2

🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse
🎮 Full Controller Support

3 user reviews (3 reviews)

Steam Store

Public Linux Depots:

Linux [360.42 M]

Game is not tagged as available on Linux on Steam.

Let's See What You Got Comes to Linux!

Let's See What You Got is now supported on SteamOS and Linux! Not much more to say here folks, look out for another update soon!

[ 2019-11-26 21:42:34 CET ] [ Original post ]

We Finally Launched!

I'm really excited to share my first game with the world! Thank you to everyone who helped me test it throughout the past few months, I really appreciate it. Balance school, work, and developing was not easy but it feels great to finally finished. That being said, I'm far from done, expect many more updates from this game in the future along with races and other events. Here are some links that might be useful, mainly for community stuff: Our community discord: https://discord.gg/3vd3D4S If you have questions, suggestions, or wanna share strategies with other players, this is a great place to start! Our speedrun boards: https://www.speedrun.com/lswyg For anyone who wants to see the world record completion or wants to submit their own times. My Twitter: https://twitter.com/pureheartstu I'm the only developer, so follow me for more updates and projects! My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRaEesKRlggGBR4gKA9Ag9Q I post game dev vlogs and trailers here, also tutorials if you're into development yourself. Thanks for the support, hope you enjoy my game!

[ 2019-11-22 00:21:52 CET ] [ Original post ]

There's always room for improvement. Push your human tolerance to the limit with this unique and challenging physic-sandbox platformer. Run on the walls. Jump off the ceilings. Swing through a dark lab. Die, a lot. The trials before you won't be easy. So, let's see what you got.

The game is designed to challenge the player in such a way where they adapt their own style and platforming skills; no two players will play through each zone the same way. With a limitless combination of movement options and paths through a zone, there will always be a way to clear a zone faster. Compete with your friends and the world as you climb from just barely scraping through each zone in the first play through to smashing each zone in under thirty seconds.

Movement is very expressive. As a player gains more experience and unlocks new abilities, they'll create their own style. One player might prefer running up a wall, while another would swing around it, while another would jump up it.

There's also much more to do besides clearing zones with a surprise waiting for any player skilled enough to complete a play through.