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About This Game So you think you’re hardcore? You think you can handle an I’d-rather-rip-my-eyes-out-of-my-sockets challenge with one hand behind your back and enough caffeine to kill a bull? Prove it: Here’s AFTERGRINDER – a punishing arcade runner for the speed freaks and masochists among us. Pick a character, pick a level … and get ready to die. Unless you can survive 90 rage-inducing levels in 3 unforgiving worlds, that is.Test your skills in 90 fast-paced levels.Race through environments rightside up or upside down – whatever keeps you alive the longest .Explore 3 different worlds, each with its own twists and turns.Choose between 3 playable characters: The Dude (easy), the Lady (normal), and the Shark (hard).Enjoy heart-thumping techno tracks as you die, retry … and die again! 7aa9394dea Title: AFTERGRINDERGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Grave Danger GamesPublisher:Meridian4Release Date: 18 Jul, 2017 AFTERGRINDER Crack Activation aftergrinder. coffee after grinder. after grinder gameplay. aftergrind pc https://youtu.be/gOEjBULbaLAThe intended difficulty of this game is twisted into frustration due to unnatural feeling controls and spotty hit detection. This imprecision is immediately apparent weakening the game.. FEELING SOME PAIN?. I encountered a game breaking bug on world 1, level 24. I die for no reason about a quarter through the level and there is nothing I can do to progress :(. Classic arcade runner with some new obstacles and some serious speed. It's no secret that this game is supposed to make you stressed, ready to rage quit, and offers skull splitting difficulty. After all, game does have a death icon on the screen that counts how many times you die in each level, and the game has a ton of unique obstacles that players will have to navigate through with little time for calculated actions. While runners are traditionally difficult, it's part of this games ethos and personality to make you want to fling your mouse across the room.There is no story. With a brilliant dash of humor game offer a small portion of dialogue when you first boot up the game where they essentially act shocked that the player is still here and tell you with complete candor that pain is about to be unleashed upon you. Much of the game revolves around a ceaseless stream of dying, and even many of the achievements are often unlocked by failing a certain amount of times. This is essentially an old style arcade game and the only narratives to be written are how fast you can beat a level and the rage induced cuss words that fly from your mouth as the game takes pleasure in watching you die over and over before you finally succeed.. Quick gameplay that needs a focus boost, its nice but frustrating when you try to pass to higher levels.. First impression: wow I dig the artstyle and music.Then comes the "story" text that makes up a story about why the protagonist has to go to the end of the stages, the moment after it tells you that it says "what are you waiting for, no seriously there is no story the whole point of this game is to make you rage"... Sigh. Those are contradicting sentences and it's not generally a good idea to tell your consumers that the point of your game is to make them rage when you pay for a video game.So I go about the first 5 level and think alright this game has a few things that could be improved upon but so far it's good enough for what I paid (got it in a bundle) then comes level 6 of world 1 and they introduce a pink line. The goal of the game is to gravity shift through obstacles and this pink line acts as a floor or ceilling depending on where you shift from. The thing is that you have to press up or down again on the line and it would have made sense to just pass through once you input that command but instead, you just flip on it and have to press it again to pass through. That is a design flaw in my oppinion because after like 5 minute of gameplay you changed the rules where I had to input 1 command to dodge and incomming obstacle (well from 0 to 1) and made it that it became 0-3 commands per obstacle. In a runner, this is too much information that has to be made every 2 seconds and makes the game unplayable, I would have to do the whole stage per section while dying endlessly to learn the layout of the stage and execute the commands accordingly. And that is within 5 minute of gameplay, if it would be the last mechanic to learn it would have been fair but the second mechanic? Nah. There is plenty of better game in the genre, that doesn't use unfair or poorly designed mechanics to "make you rage". Save your money.. Even if it gets boring quite fast,the game is actually pretty good and also a bit challenging.. I can not recommend this game, but not for the reason of: "It made me upset. >:(" I can not recommend this game, because it feels incomplete, but it is not in early access, and from what I can tell, the developers have no interest in fixing it. AFTERGRINDER is an arcade-runner game made to make you 'upset. >:('. You have to flip gravity to get through levels, dash through bars, crouch under obstacles, hit switches for doors, and the list goes on. This seems overwhelming, and it sort of is, but it does introduce the obstacles at a good pace, so, while it isn't easy to learn everything (otherwise the game would be easy, and not rage-inducing), it is fair. Unfortunately, you will find that you dashing forward to break a door, and then moving up and seeing that the pixel next to the pixel next to the pixel next to your characters hair was NEAR the obstacle, which caused you to die, is not fair. The biggest thing in games like this are hitboxes. If your character's hitbox hits the hitbox of an obstacle, you die. Unfortunately, your character's hitbox is too wide (only by 2 pixels on each side or so), so while it may seem that you won't hit an obstacle, you probably will. The pools of red liquid (which kill you), also, have a hitbox about 1-2 pixels too large, at least on the right-hand side. Additionally, there appears to be some sort of queue-system, where at some parts in the level, holding the down direction causes you to perform 3 actions in about 0.15 seconds, but in other parts of the same level, holding the up arrow causes the 3 actions in about 0.65 seconds. 0.5 seconds doesn't seem like a lot, but when you're cruising and you perform an action too early, because you assumed that the action went off like it did earlier, you will, indeed, be "upset. >:(" (Using level 1-29 for reference.) THAT causes the game to become rage inducing to most people, because they shouldn't have died, but did. That is not why a game should be rage inducing. A game should be rage inducing due to the fact that the player made a mistake, and that they, themselves, caused their demise; not the failure of the developers to pay attention to those minor details.The game should make the player mad, because the player messed up, not the developers. The funniest part, is that the game itself never made me mad. I realized the developers messed up and worked with it, and still am. However, as soon I realized I paid money for this game, I became "upset. >:("Edit: As it turns out, I had died 3x as much in World 1, as I did in World 2 and World 3 combined. I finished the game in 805 deaths. World 2 and World 3 do not have the truly garbage hitboxes, so that is probably the reason why I didn't die as much. My final thoughts are that the game is still not recommended, as most people will not have the patience to get to World 2, where the game becomes more fair. I have 100% this game, and am done with it.*EDIT*: Devs fixed the hitboxes on all of the super upsetti spaghetti spots, and made some others that weren't as bad better, as well. Very much appreciated, and I think the game could be played by a lot more people.