Reed: A Supercomputer needs a Cat Platformer to Save The World?

Reed is a free-to-play platforming game that  can be compared to the likes of Trap Adventures series. Though both games share a similar objective of collecting artifacts, but when it comes to the plot. This is where Reed starts to deviate from its similarity to Trap Adventures.

Geared with our awesome parkour skills (result may vary) to safely traverse through dangerous obstacles. We are tasked with collecting cubes scattered all over the dungeon to help the old supercomputer calibrate them to save the world.

The game follows a linear progression, wherein upon completing a level, you will immediately move on the next stage. Levels/stages get harder as more traps and mobs litter the entire dungeon, to keep you from getting close to the cube.

There are only a couple of nitpick here and there, so I'll point them out. Some TEXTS are difficult to read due to the cryptic font, which made lose out on a couple details for the plot. The LACK of warning prompt of flashy/glitchy main menu, this is an intentional game design in order to have that authentic ancient vibe they were after. But the lack of flash warning prompt, can cause health related issues especially with people who have epileptic seizures that are caused by sudden flashing (here's hoping that the devs adds a flash warning prompt upon opening the game). Lastly, the presence of ADS. Ads are here but they do NOT interfere with the game. They only pop up when you die in-game, but you can still turn off your phone's internet which hopefully negates the ads.

All in all, Reed is a very fun and quirky game. A purty platforming game that is sure to keep you distracted a throughout the day. With its highly replayable and challenging gameplay that will sure push you to improve the way you play the game.