Owys is an indie skill-testing game that throws different mechanics at you across its worlds. With online play and a real-time editor, you can try community levels and build your own.
The closest matches for Owys are Celeste Classic, Meganoid: Chronicles and Fly O'Clock. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Owys special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
The original tiny platformer made for the PICO-8 fantasy console: you climb a mountain with precise jumps and eight-direction dashes. Short screens and instant restarts make it tough yet compelling.
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An abstract, physics-based platformer without traditional platforms, where you steer a glowing particle wisp through hazards with precision. It blends the punishing feel of Super Meat Boy with the arcade vibe of Geometry Wars.
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A precision platformer with over 150 short rooms where your sword doubles as a movement tool to bounce off hazards and surfaces. It tests timing and skill with steadily rising difficulty.
A rhythm-driven platformer where you guide a square through levels with dashes and jumps. Precise timing and quick reflexes are the core of the experience.
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