N++ (NPLUSPLUS)

very fun and challenging platforner.

I love this game. Probably never going to play it again but I love this game. THE 2D platformer!

amazing.

Great remake of an all tome great game.

I LOVE THIS GAME

This is probably some of the hardest, most butthole tightening shit ive ever played, but its nothing if not fair. I think I love this game above all the platformers i own, its a pulse pumping constant rush to the door, its that little game I played as a child on flash and xbox taken to its absolute extreme and its beautiful. the episodes are bite sized too so you experience fun little jumps in your progress forward and it doesnt swallow your time whole if you dont let it. it doesnt waste your time with exposition or story, this is pure platformer, if you want a story it’s one paragraph in the menu lol, it’s just 4k levels of pure octane running and jumping. Wanna unlock the old look? beat a collumn of the legacy levels. (Or if you want that xbox greenness, use Vasquez). A labyrinthine puzzle platformer with a practically endless set of episodes awaits, and it has the og level creator. I love how uncompromizing it is, and it translates so well into the controls of the original, i wanna say the movement is 1:1 with the flash release (at least 2.0, cant speak for 1.4) and it is exquisite. if you like n, get this shit, dont compromise with anything less. If I was 14 and still did ratings on games this would be a 10.

if you are reading this COP THIS GAME NOW.

it doesn't matter if you suck at platformer games or you're a god at them.

possibly MY favorite platformer game

what you are looking at is pure peak

more like peak++

it took 3 hours to beat the tutorial levels

Celeste: good platforming, good story, good amount of content

N++: good platforming, almost no story, over 2,000 levels + local multiplayer (co-op or race) with a "I Suck" mode.

10/11

i feel the addiction starting. i originally owned n+ on 360 and loved it, found this yesterday and bought it impulsively

I'm sure its good but I honestly cant really enjoy it both due to the art style as well as the movement. Not a huge fan of how floaty this feels. So, not for me.

i bought this game for co-op and while i haven't had the chance to disappoint my friend yet, i've died 1000 times with only 4 hours logged, so i know i'm going to. truly the dark souls of video games.

fun rage game but not too much rage so its just fun

Pinnacle of platforming.

i suck but thats okay

gives my greedy aching tumor-ridden brain a healthy dopamine fix

Best Game Ever

<- belly full of CONTENT

An absolute solid Platformer game.

the gameplay is pretty much the same as the original N+, but i personally prefer the new colorful clean aesthetic over the constant grey of the older games. also, the soundtrack is one of the best i've ever heard, kind of subtle electronic trance music type stuff. a lot better and less annoying than N+, and a lot more variety. i listen to it all the time in my car, although my friends don't like it as much as i do. i especially like how you can change the menu/level colors and your characters color and headband, there are a decent amount of unlockable options.

if you liked the unforgiving perfectionist platforming gameplay of the original, or if you enjoy difficult 2d platformers, or even just stick figures, clean colorful aesthetics, and trance-like meditative yet almost industrial electronic music, then i recommend this game with no reservations. i like to leave it on as a screensaver and background music thing sometimes, just have to turn down the non-music sounds.

fun stick figure platformer with color and music so good that it works better than a virtual fireplace. 10/10, and i usually dont like 2d platformers that much.

A platformer game with an excellent yet mostly intuitive movement system with a lot of depth and just the right amount of decision making in both what you do to get through a level and how you choose to execute the move. With a huge amount of built-in levels, you never have to worry about running out of content, and even if you beat them all, there are various challenges and bonus modes to run through them in (ranging from challenges like "Don't pick up any coins" or "toggle every toggle mine" to hardcore mode).

The developers have put so much stuff in that they've actually kept track of how many players have truly beaten every built in level on every challenge and gamemode, and they've discovered that only a few dozen people on earth have beaten the entire game )48 as of december of 2024). It's to the point that if you truly 100% "beat" this game in every mode and level and stuff, you can send the developers an email with proof and they will print and create a physical certificate that they sign and mail to your house. What kind of other game actually gets you an IRL certificate for completion?????

On top of this, the game has all kinds of alternative modes of play. On top of standard solo play and the aforementioned "hardcore mode", it also has a local coop mode and a local multiplayer race mode, with room for up to 2 and 4 players respectively, and it has a custom level editor with many user-submitted custom levels that you can play.

Trust me, as simple as this game looks on the surface, there's a lot hiding underneath.

jump and collect very fun

I really should have been doing homework for the last two hours....

N pluh pluh

Start the game at 4PM
Play for 5 minutes
Now it's 9PM

fucking insanity

One of the greatest platformers of all time!

Back in the late 2000's, I used to finish my computer lab school work super fast because education in the US is unfortunately way too easy, and I would always play "The N Game" on the web browser with the extra class time. It was the best browser based game on the internet back when browser based games were cool and now I'm super happy to have this version to play on my Steam Deck.

It's the perfect game to pick up if you only have a few minutes to play and it's just as good, if not, better than I remember it being on back my school days.

10/10

Masterpiece, Absolute Legend.

I have a load of playtime on other platforms.

Momentum-based platforming with a lot of room for player skill improvement. Expressive and challenging, and with tons of levels. Multiplayer maps are also quite interesting.

Incredible game. Timeless classic.

Best platformer.

Thousands of sidescrollers DREAM of the absolutely perfect movement physics N already had in the original Macromedia Flash version. The ++ rerelease is just icing on the cake. But boy, is the icing excellent too! N++ does the precision platformer subgenre ultimate justice by putting the precision in the platformer like perhaps no other game does. All the new obstacles feel right at home next to the old ones, and even if you can't get enough after tons of content ready from a fresh install, there's way, WAY more custom stuff to get. Simply put, it's THE "just one more level" game!

Good foundation but the lack of checkpoints makes so many levels very tedious

Also annoying how the game changes the colour palette every f***ing time you unlock one and you have to change it back

its decent

I bought this game after watching a speedrun video on the internet, but it was much harder than it looked. However, it seems worth a try. The difficulty level is divided into several levels, so even unfamiliar people can challenge it. The difference from similar games is that there is acceleration, so you always have to think about acceleration.

I can't get N-ough of this game.
The physics parkour is precise yet fluid; the levels are filled with interesting puzzles and challenging obstacles, which are even more engaging than in the previous entries. If you've played the previous games then it'll feel familiar, though with numerous additions, such as round shapes, new enemies and hazards, and color themes.
There are massive additions to the co-op experience, including specially designed levels and a race gamemode. It's an absolute blast with friends (through Steam's remote play feature, or just at the same computer). Really the only thing that the game could use is native online multiplayer.
The graphics are fresh and the color schemes shake things up. The game is way too small on resolutions above 1080p though, and it's quite a hassle to get the game to scale up with the screen, even though that's the whole point of using vector graphics.
The price is well worth paying for what you get. If you enjoyed past Ns, or want to play one of the best platformers ever made, then go right ahead with N++.

im afking the game to listen to the OST but it's also really fun :)

game fucks up when you use windowed mode
only play in fullscreen

very fun very good i recommended

it's okay. i like the movement mechanics, but i feel like the levels and general gameplay don't take great advantage of them. also, some of the levels are frustrating.
the game seems like it would be good for speedrunning or if you're trying to improve your placing on the charts, but playing "normally" isn't that fun. the difficulty when playing "normally" comes from kinda normal platforming stuff, instead of from being able to do something fast enough or creatively enough.

"No Alienation, No Condescension, No Gender, No Exclusion"
the steam jester mob is going to kill me but BASED BASED BASED BASED BASED

Takes you back to the classic flash days, with added depth and polish. 10/10

broke a good keyboard playing this trash.

the laser cannon freaking sucks lmao

Legendary platformer.

i love en pluhs pluhs

This game will teach you programming because the leaderboards start from Zero

This game can get really tough, but its super rewarding to beat each level. also the gold collection in this one is interesting as to add to your total gold you have to collect all the gold in a level, which i think is a really cool way to make some levels re-playable. also all the color options is nice too. of course it controls really nicely too, when I lose it really feels like its me, not the game, which in my opinion is a really good thing.

if you loved the og N or N+ you'll love this one.

One of the most addicting games I've ever played. Yes it's frustrating, but man is it satisfying when you complete a difficult level!

I don't really know what I can say for this game, it's a platformer that has a nice feel and unique look to it. It's been this way since it was a flash game it's the same now in n++ but with more content to play around with. The best way I can put it is if you're not sure if this game is for you then imagine you're in an empty white tile room with a single tube in the middle, you have a ping pong ball and you need it to perfectly bounce into the tube. You spend hours and hours trying to just throw it perfect enough to land directly in there for the satisfaction.

Now imagine that situation but you have calm electro music, like soft synthwave? Hard to describe it to help you stay in that flow and now the white walls have some patterns that slightly shift ever so slightly but gently to help you stay engaged.

That's what playing N++ is like and I love it.