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I just now got around to finally playing it. I was a huge fan of the first game (http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/platformer/fetus/1026/) which was an entry to Game Jolt's Minimal Competition. It was a neat little puzzle platformer with a great atmosphere.

Now the creator is back with suteF (http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/puzzle/sutef/4195/) where he fleshes out the ideas of the first game and adds some neat new mechanics. Judging from the first game I knew this would be something good, but I was still surprised.

The puzzles are ace! It's been a long time since I've played a game that was this satisfying when you see how everything perfectly fits and you almost never have the impression that you just stumbled through the level due to luck.
The atmosphere might have been better than anything I experienced last year, possibly even Space Funeral. It's just a very intriguing world that made me want to learn more about it.

I'm still amazed by how much character he managed to put into those little sprites. Towards the end I was really attached to the main character (or characters?).

I could ramble on some more, but you should really all just play it yourself. It's not that long and I feel like this really is a game worth experiencing. talking about.

The bear is also a television. That is awesome.

So far I've really enjoyed this game, except for Void Rim VII, which I got stuck on for an entire day (on and off playing) until I read a walkthrough for that level. It turns out that I almost had it, too. :facepalm:

Still playing it, and it's great.

This game is fuck-awesome. I'm definitely doing a guest write-up for it for the front page...

This is getting towards the top of my to-play list. I loved the first one and the atmosphere of its world.

I've started playing it, and I really like it so far. The puzzles have a nice progression and the plot/atmosphere is very creepy and intriguing.

Hellz yeah, man. Completely loved this game. I really like how the limitations in movement were implemented in the puzzles.

Its simply fantastic. Deserves waaay more attention than it has gotten thus far.

the flashes where it gets snowy are really creepy...
reminds me a little bit of mighty flip champs in terms of gameplay... except with more upsidedowning.

i've only played 'A' so far, and I was just getting in to it... going to try and play through 'B' later today.

Played this yesterday, loved it.

Sometimes I get worn out on the puzzle platformer, as most games start to feel like they just really wish they were Braid or something, but the atmosphere of suteF keeps it very fresh and original.

And the bear is frakking cool.

Beat it yesterday. I really liked some of the puzzles near the end (not that I didn't like the other puzzles) with that new mechanic thrown in, though I did manage to get past one of the last few levels pretty quickly by just randomly walking around. Regarding that level, I think the puzzles would have been deeper with the grappling hook backpack since there would be a greater number of choices at each step in the puzzle.

Yeah, this game was pretty damn spectacular.  There are 8 Void Rim levels, but no Chapter E... I'm not sure if it'll ever be added in either.  I'm not entirely sure what the game could do to garner more attention, but Tim's blog is one of the few places I regularly check.

Where else could this game be mentioned to draw in a new crowd?  I never could figure how the indie spiderweb all linked together.

It needs its own frontpage write-up.

Taking care of that. First draft should be done later tonight or tomorrow.

It does have a small position on the front page already, but I'm glad this is getting more attention.

Oh.

I got 7 of the 8 Void Rims and was assuming if I could just find the 8th I'd unlock Chapter E. (http://platformers.net/forum/Smileys/default/stressed.gif)

Still really amazing though (http://platformers.net/forum/Smileys/default/ohdear.png) I am impressed by how much mileage he gets out of intentionally limiting his mechanics.

Anybody know how to contact the author? I had a couple minor bug reports.

EDIT x2: Uh, never mind

Probably one of the best games I've played in a long time. Loved every minute of it (even though some puzzles almost had me pulling my hair out).

What's really weird is that I always end up finding the Void levels completely by accident, and they've reached a level of difficulty such that every time I enter one I have to start the whole damn chapter over. There should be a "get out of the void" option.