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Edge of the Universe theStoff / Free / wfmag.cc/edgeverse I’ve long held that the real trick to both Meat Boy and Hotline Miami is the lightning-quick respawn time. We’ll put up with a lot of death if the respawn isn’t frustrating, and for Celeste-style platformer Edge of the Universe, it’s a satisfying animation that warps your cat-eared PC back to the level opening in a glitchy haze of bubble-gum fractals. It’s all very encouraging. Hazardous though its stages may be, everything else about this world – from its warm colour palette to its none-more-retro soundtrack – is pure sugar. Tight jumps, double jumps, and wall-slides play against gravity to help you pull off tricky manoeuvres through spike-laden labyrinths. Agent no. 6 jaimejaime / Free / wfmag.cc/agent6 A tribute to the…

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