6180 the moon

7/10

I liked it, though I'd say it was very simple and kind of reminded me of a much shorter, simpler version of VVVVVV. Nice little story along with the very simple platformer. 5/10.

cute :)

6180 the moon

meh

A sweet, albeit very short puzzle platformer with a physics twist to it that makes it unique in how you traverse each level and makes you think about how to get from A to B without being a struggle. It also has a nice but not overly invasive story and a very nice soundtrack.
The art style is simple yet effective and fits perfectly with the space-theme while soft on the eyes.
An easy completion in terms of achievements, even for a bad-at-platforming gamer like myself.

A very enjoyable casual title with a good price tag.

lead the moon through a complicated set of screens to its goal. Watch out for spikes and when you succeed try and do it all in reverse.

6180 the Moon. Where have you been all my life? Not, of course, stuck on some monotonous, single-screen plane of existence. A true innovator in the realm of spatial exploration.

Prepare to be enthralled by the nuanced gameplay mechanic of moving a singular orb left and right. Yes, folks, forget your fancy double jumps and wall clings. Here, we celebrate the purity of basic movement, a refreshing change in a world obsessed with acrobatics.

The minimalist black and white aesthetic? Groundbreaking. Who needs color when you have the profound emotional depth of grayscale? And the hauntingly interstellar soundtrack? A true masterpiece of sonic minimalism, guaranteed to lull you into a state of serene contemplation

But don't be fooled by the game's seemingly simplistic exterior. 6180 the Moon offers 1-2 hours of exhilarating challenges.

So, if you're yearning for an experience that's both visually stunning and intellectually stimulating, look no further