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Personally, as mentioned, my interest in this game came to a screeching halt but I still appreciate what it is and I have no doubt... Read more

Skully is a game that is easily forgettable and hardly recommendable. It is something that if you got free through a Games with Gold you... Read more

Skully is an alright sort of platforming and light puzzle game that features some lovely yet strange environments. Read more

Despite the flaws it might have, Skully is still a very competent puzzler, and that should be enough to convince you to play it. Read more

I hate being that guy who basically says "this isn't the game I wanted to play", but in Skully's case it seems the most appropriate... Read more

Skully's basic puzzle-solving and platforming are mostly benign, with occasional shows of both clever design and poor craftsmanship. Read more

I do think Skully has lived up to my expectations. I will leave my frustration behind as I find most platform games frustrating at times... Read more

Skully has some interesting gameplay involving your multiple forms, but is ultimately let down by checkpoint issues, and blurry visuals Read more

Great puzzle design and a sense of wonder isn't enough to redeem Skully from its platforming shortfalls, in this quirky but frustrating title. Read more

Skully has other issues too. A strange bug meant that I twice lost control of the golems, watching helplessly as they plunged into the nearest... Read more

I know some people put a lot of work into this and they may even be proud of it, but the simple truth of the... Read more

I can’t help but feel the wiser choice would have been to add some more sarcasm and adult orientated humour. As it stands Skully is... Read more

Disappointing, but with a glimmer of hope down the line for a better iteration. Read more

Couple this with some excellent vistas, cool level design ideas and a charming cast of characters, it's no wonder Skully has sucked me into its... Read more

Skully has some good ideas and a surprisingly moving story, yet a lot of the good stuff is undermined by inconsistent gameplay and technical issues. Read more

Skully is certainly imperfect, but there is a strong core for Finish Line Games to build upon. The narrative and characters really had an emotional... Read more

With its tight controls and overall gameplay, charming visuals, and wondrous audio design, Skully is a game for platforming fans young and old alike. Read more

It’ll take a lot of patience to enjoy this one, even if you are a seasoned fan of 3D platformers. Read more

Skully is an attractive 3D platformer, but that's all it is. The gameplay is hit-or-miss and is severely hampered by poor controls. On top of... Read more

Although it occasionally becomes tedious and some sections can be frustrating, Skully should please fans of the genre looking for a 3D puzzle platformer with... Read more

I was unexpectedly charmed by Skully. With some excellent controls and a story told earnestly, I was gripped throughout its entire run. Sure, its shorter... Read more

As it is now, Skully is a game I have reservations about recommending. Whether or not it would be easy for the developers to remedy... Read more

A very respectable attempt at creating a 3D puzzle platformer but its pacing issues and somewhat frustrating camera design prevent Skully from being a great... Read more

Skully is the complete package for fans of inventive platform games. It takes concepts from traditional platform games and Marble Madness to create an evolution... Read more

There really isn't much you can say about Skully. It's a rolling platformer that relies on rather simple concepts to sell the experience. It's enough... Read more

The time in which all indies were inherently exciting and mysterious may have already passed on by us, but Skully shows that indies can be... Read more

Skully isn't an entirely lost cause. There's an entertaining enough puzzle platformer hidden underneath its myriad visual flaws. It may be uglier than sin and... Read more

The graphics are a lot more polished than in the demo and there is a really good variety in gameplay mechanics. The jumping and chase... Read more

A frustrating mish-mash of weird and bad ideas that wastes a somewhat enjoyable story and moments of creativity Read more

A beautiful, hilarious and all-around cute platformer/roller, Skully is deserving of the praise. The difficulty can ebb and flow at times, but don’t let that... Read more

Despite the frustration and anger which Skully built up within me, this challenging puzzle-platformer is very addictive and one of the most visually stunning indies... Read more

Skully is a masterclass in bad platformer design. Characters that are a chore to handle, sloppy level design, lousy camera controls, irritating puzzles, and a... Read more

Skully rolls at its own pace. Which can include some sharp difficulty spikes and lead to some rather frustrating levels. But there’s an undeniable sense... Read more

The younger generation is sure to extract some enjoyment out of Skully, but it proves all too basic for those getting on in their years. Read more

A platforming game at its heart, Skully is brought to life with beautiful visuals and a unique character system. Its puzzles will, at times, have... Read more

There are moments where Skully is an exciting and charming adventure though an island paradise. It's just buried under too much annoyances and level design... Read more

It's hard to hold the positives in one's mind without reminiscing on the kind of game Skully could've been. Read more

Don't be fooled by the nice-looking world, fun characters, or interesting story. Skully is a clever game with fun puzzles, and some of the most... Read more

Skully is light-hearted, old-skool fun. In an era of online shooters and battle royale titles it is a breath of fresh air. At times difficult... Read more

For all of its frustration and foibles, Skully's traversal and puzzles make-up the most interesting parts of the game to keep you invested. With a... Read more

The camera is frustrating, but the twitch rolling and platforming mixed with the increasingly devious puzzles makes for a good gameplay combo. Even though the... Read more

Skully has its heart in the right place but can't quite execute things correctly. The movement is zippy when you're in ball form, but you're... Read more

On the whole, it does a very good job. Most of the cogs are moving in the right direction, and you will have fun throughout.... Read more

While it has untapped potential and rough spots, Skully offers some good platforming and collecting fun when it hits its highs. Read more

Personally, as mentioned, my interest in this game came to a screeching halt but I still appreciate what it is and I have no doubt... Read more

Skully is a game that is easily forgettable and hardly recommendable. It is something that if you got free through a Games with Gold you... Read more

Skully is an alright sort of platforming and light puzzle game that features some lovely yet strange environments. Read more

Despite the flaws it might have, Skully is still a very competent puzzler, and that should be enough to convince you to play it. Read more

I hate being that guy who basically says "this isn't the game I wanted to play", but in Skully's case it seems the most appropriate... Read more

Skully's basic puzzle-solving and platforming are mostly benign, with occasional shows of both clever design and poor craftsmanship. Read more

I do think Skully has lived up to my expectations. I will leave my frustration behind as I find most platform games frustrating at times... Read more

Skully has some interesting gameplay involving your multiple forms, but is ultimately let down by checkpoint issues, and blurry visuals Read more

Great puzzle design and a sense of wonder isn't enough to redeem Skully from its platforming shortfalls, in this quirky but frustrating title. Read more

Skully has other issues too. A strange bug meant that I twice lost control of the golems, watching helplessly as they plunged into the nearest... Read more

I know some people put a lot of work into this and they may even be proud of it, but the simple truth of the... Read more

I can’t help but feel the wiser choice would have been to add some more sarcasm and adult orientated humour. As it stands Skully is... Read more

Disappointing, but with a glimmer of hope down the line for a better iteration. Read more

Couple this with some excellent vistas, cool level design ideas and a charming cast of characters, it's no wonder Skully has sucked me into its... Read more

Skully has some good ideas and a surprisingly moving story, yet a lot of the good stuff is undermined by inconsistent gameplay and technical issues. Read more

Skully is certainly imperfect, but there is a strong core for Finish Line Games to build upon. The narrative and characters really had an emotional... Read more

With its tight controls and overall gameplay, charming visuals, and wondrous audio design, Skully is a game for platforming fans young and old alike. Read more

It’ll take a lot of patience to enjoy this one, even if you are a seasoned fan of 3D platformers. Read more

Skully is an attractive 3D platformer, but that's all it is. The gameplay is hit-or-miss and is severely hampered by poor controls. On top of... Read more

Although it occasionally becomes tedious and some sections can be frustrating, Skully should please fans of the genre looking for a 3D puzzle platformer with... Read more

I was unexpectedly charmed by Skully. With some excellent controls and a story told earnestly, I was gripped throughout its entire run. Sure, its shorter... Read more

As it is now, Skully is a game I have reservations about recommending. Whether or not it would be easy for the developers to remedy... Read more

A very respectable attempt at creating a 3D puzzle platformer but its pacing issues and somewhat frustrating camera design prevent Skully from being a great... Read more

Skully is the complete package for fans of inventive platform games. It takes concepts from traditional platform games and Marble Madness to create an evolution... Read more

There really isn't much you can say about Skully. It's a rolling platformer that relies on rather simple concepts to sell the experience. It's enough... Read more

The time in which all indies were inherently exciting and mysterious may have already passed on by us, but Skully shows that indies can be... Read more

Skully isn't an entirely lost cause. There's an entertaining enough puzzle platformer hidden underneath its myriad visual flaws. It may be uglier than sin and... Read more

The graphics are a lot more polished than in the demo and there is a really good variety in gameplay mechanics. The jumping and chase... Read more

A frustrating mish-mash of weird and bad ideas that wastes a somewhat enjoyable story and moments of creativity Read more

A beautiful, hilarious and all-around cute platformer/roller, Skully is deserving of the praise. The difficulty can ebb and flow at times, but don’t let that... Read more

Despite the frustration and anger which Skully built up within me, this challenging puzzle-platformer is very addictive and one of the most visually stunning indies... Read more

Skully is a masterclass in bad platformer design. Characters that are a chore to handle, sloppy level design, lousy camera controls, irritating puzzles, and a... Read more

Skully rolls at its own pace. Which can include some sharp difficulty spikes and lead to some rather frustrating levels. But there’s an undeniable sense... Read more

The younger generation is sure to extract some enjoyment out of Skully, but it proves all too basic for those getting on in their years. Read more

A platforming game at its heart, Skully is brought to life with beautiful visuals and a unique character system. Its puzzles will, at times, have... Read more

There are moments where Skully is an exciting and charming adventure though an island paradise. It's just buried under too much annoyances and level design... Read more

It's hard to hold the positives in one's mind without reminiscing on the kind of game Skully could've been. Read more

Don't be fooled by the nice-looking world, fun characters, or interesting story. Skully is a clever game with fun puzzles, and some of the most... Read more

Skully is light-hearted, old-skool fun. In an era of online shooters and battle royale titles it is a breath of fresh air. At times difficult... Read more

For all of its frustration and foibles, Skully's traversal and puzzles make-up the most interesting parts of the game to keep you invested. With a... Read more

The camera is frustrating, but the twitch rolling and platforming mixed with the increasingly devious puzzles makes for a good gameplay combo. Even though the... Read more

Skully offers a varied and entertaining alternative to platform and skill games, adding a touch of humour and a lot of difficulty. The summoning system... Read more

A good indie platform with interesting ideas, some techcinal problems but very funny to play. Read more

Even if it's not a perfect adventure, it may still be worth checking Skully out if you're a fan of puzzle-platformers. Read more

Skully has everything it needs to impose himself as a mix between a frantic platformer like Marble Blast Ultra and an original take on Metroidvania... Read more

Skully is a title with interesting ideas and a lot of implementation. You will have great moments during the game, but unfortunately sometimes you will... Read more