Lemurzin

I picked up Lemurzin expecting either a hidden gem or a cautionary tale. What I found was something stranger: a platformer that seems deliberately rough around the edges, like the developer knew exactly what they were making and leaned into it. The jumping feels floaty, the level design is chaotic, and the whole vibe screams early-2010s Flash game energy. If you're after tight controls and clever puzzles, keep looking. But if you've got two hours and enjoy games that don't take themselves seriously, Lemurzin has a weird personality worth experiencing. It's the kind of title that either clicks with your sense of humor or it doesn't, and that's fine.

Alex · Scout Team

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