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About This Game The procedurally generated platformer Just Get Through, a game by the german, one-man game studio Retrific, features various gamemodes, daily runs, steam leaderboards and trading cards, a sandbox, user-generated levels, explosions, traps, precise walljumping and more. Together with roguelike elements like permadeath, procedural generation, an endless amount of challenging levels and more this underrated game forms your next platformer challenge. You play as a dude trapped somewhere in a jungle-like environment. You try to escape but there is no exit - only those portals. And everytime you jump through one of them, you just land in another dungeon with even more traps. Use your skill and your explosives to get through an infinite amount of levels and to reach the first place in the global online highscore.Or play user-made custom levels, that were created in the powerful sandbox mode.Features: A slower platformer with long runsVarious game modesDaily RunsDestructible Environment Endless fun in different randomly generated levelsWeekly RunsSteam Cloud for Custom Levels and ProgressUpgrades Beautiful particles and effects Gamepad Support Dozens of unlockable color themesSandbox Mode User-generated levels Consistent Style Start a run within seconds Steam Trading Cards Smooth 60fpsDetailed stats Create, play and publish custom levels ingame No microtransactions Throwable TNT to destroy walls and traps Steam LeaderboardsSteam Achievements Permadeath and much moreTry the demo for a glimpse of the game!This game was made by Retrific's founder Jonathan Mannshoven. 7aa9394dea Title: Just Get ThroughGenre: Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, RacingDeveloper:RetrificPublisher:RetrificRelease Date: 30 Jan, 2015 Just Get Through Ativador Download [hack] can you just get wifi through spectrum. night after night just to get through the week. just get through steam. how to just get through work. just fighting to get through the night. can i just get internet through comcast. just listen how to get through to anyone. just getting through each day. just get through it. not somebody just get me through night lyrics. just get through. just to get through to you hit the lights. if i just get through this night. how to just get through the day. just gotta get through this week. if i can just get through the night lyrics. just trying to get through life. just get through it quotes. i just can't get through to you. get through it just fine. just to english film. just trying to get through the week. just get me through this. just get me through this by deborah cohen. first aid kit just get through it. just gotta get through this week meme. let's just get through the night. just get through today. just get through this night. just get through the day quotes. just make it through today quotes. don't just get through life. just get over it game free. i just wanna get through to you. just to make it through lyrics. just wanted to get through it. let's just get through this. just trying to get through the day quotes. just make it through this week Great game, really worth playing! Can be a bit tricky at level 40+ but its worth the effotrt. You should buy this, some might struggle but I think you will enjoy it!. Greetings fellow gamers! This is Gamer Guy (In a Suit) from the Echo Army YouTube channel! Today I am bringing you a review of the Indie Action game Just Get Through. Just Get Through was released on Steam on January 30, 2015 by Developer/Publisher Retrific.(NOTE: This game was NOT reviewed using a key provided by the Developer and/or Publisher, it was a game I purchased for my own account)Video Review: https://youtu.be/hBlJq4d1-VgThe "Too Long, Didn't Watch" Review:Great fun to be had here for under $5. Highly replayable. 4/5The "Meat & Potatoes" Review:This is a great little indie game that may have slipped by you last year. Just Get Through me is kind of an interesting little game. It's tons of fun, has plenty of game modes and can become heavily addictive! The randomly generated levels are fun enough on their own, just trying to get through (as the title suggests). You plot your way through the course and avoid the traps to get to the other side. You even have dynamite to help blast away traps/walls. There is also a Daily Run, that is the same for everyone and you can compare high scores both globally and across friends. Chart your runs, your high scores, and have a blast. The graphics have a fun retro feeel (you can even unlock different color schemes!), the gameplay is simple and fun (and controller supported too!). This is a great little gem that may have passed you by in 2015. It's already a great deal at under $5, and in the upcoming Steam sale this could be one of the better bargains. 4/5, worth it for sure.Happy Gaming!. Bought it , expecting it to be kinda cool.......And it is.. Just Get Through is a nice little platforming roguelike in a cave setting. The objective is simple; get to the portal of each level. You have the ability to sprint, wall jump, and have a variety of ways to destroy the walls and traps around you, which include wall sliding, digging, jumping, and the main method, TNT. Is this game the roguelike version of Super Meat Boy? Not quite, but it can feel that way at times.The biggest thing to note about Just Get Through is the emphasis on destruction. Most modes start you off with extremely short, easy levels, but these quickly grow much longer and labyrinthian in nature, often having long paths that lead to dead end. In addition to that, the amount of traps in each level increase dramatically; if you get decently far enough, you'll find them lurking in every passageway and corridor. Some of these traps may seem cheap, but there are not too many types and all it takes is a little bit of practice to learn how to spot and deal with each one. Some people may feel that blowing up entire chunks of the level just to clear a path is cheap in this kind of game, but I disagree. Part of the challenge is knowing when to save your TNT and when to let loose on the hordes of obstacles in your path. Another good part of the challenge is in the neat upgrade system - depending on the type of mode you are playing, you can prioritize which upgrades are better to get first.The game is minimalist in its graphical presentation, but there are a lot of cool unlockable color palettes to choose from. However I wish there was more selection for its music; hearing the same track gets really stale after a while. The controls are the biggest quirk about the game. The developer recommends mouse and keyboard, but I would never use that option for a platformer like this and using a controller is entirely doable. Just makes a couple of tricks with the TNT harder to pull off, but otherwise it controls well. The major gripe is the wall jumping mechanics, and while I got used to them, they are a bit tricky to learn. To fully get the most out of this game, you must remember [two things about wall jumping, since it's such a vital mechanic:1. To successfully wall jump, you must alternate between the walls. I imagine this was done to prevent it from being too easy for players to climb up walls. Forget what you learned playing Mega Man X or Super Meat Boy. This can be annoying to some but it's easy to get used to. The other thing though, is what most people don't seem to realise...2. Which is, to get the full height after a wall jump, you must continue to input in the direction of the wall you're currently scaling, and then let go when jumping to the other wall. Failure to do this will result in your jump getting cut off as if you hit a ceiling, giving the impression that the wall jumping in the game is broken, when in fact it's perfectly fine. A good amount of the negative reviews for this game addressed this problem without understanding why it happens. Getting a feel for this part of wall jumping takes some practice, and even if you do get used to it, it can make narrow jumps over stuff like saw blades tough to pull off.If you learn the controls and have a moderate tolerance for roguelikes, you will likely get enjoyment out of this game. It offers a fair few modes and most if not all have leaderboards. The difficulty is very fair in my opinion, but in order to last long, you must be prepared to get through traps that infest every corner of the levels that are ever-growing in size. I can't stress that enough. I've been having a blast with this game - it's so addicting that I might try to get a top spot on a leaderboard or two.Pros- Gameplay is not complicated at all - Difficulty is fair and increases steadily- A good variety of gameplay modes, with leaderboards and a good deal of achievements- Many colorful palettes to suit your tastes for each challenge- Has a level editor for those who enjoy creating their own challenges to shareCons- Controls may take some time to get used to- Soundtrack is extremely lacking; even a couple of more tracks to choose from would have been nice- The nature of seeding means you may get some very unfair layouts at times, though none are truly impossible unless you run out of TNT or blow up floors/walls you needed to get to the portal. You enjoyed Super Meat Boy: you like platformers requiring a tight-control, and you can endure when the game punishes you for every mistake you make by kicking you back to the start point.Then you'll enjoy this.- You can destroy some part of levels by TNT, but the amount is limited.- You have HP in this game, but it doesn't mean you can endure damages, rather mean the amount you can retry the level from the start/check point after a damage you've taken.Don't like a hard platformer? Then it's not your cup of tea.. Extraordinary loading times, uninteresting level design, and little else worth mentioning.. Great game. I recommend it to anyone, it is worth it. But ever since the new update, I can't update or play it. I hope that in someway it is fixed. Im not sure if it is my computer/internet or the game. Overall I love this game.. This is a great little game to pick up for 5 bucks!* It gets super challenging* The colorpalletes are all unique* It has good replayability And I think I mentioned.......... it's 5 bucks* There are many modes to play/ unlock* It's intense* Explosions (need I say more?). Just Get Through lives in a strange space between Spelunky and Super Meat Boy. It's a procedural platformer with loads of traps and tools to overcome them, along with remarkable speed and freedom of movement. It's strange because it's not a space I'm sure that needs to be filled, owing to how JGT has less depth than the former and less challenge than the latter. What it does have are a mess of modes to delve into, enough to keep you busy for a good long while if that initial hook gets into you.Actually there's no distinct hook to the game, no disposable story or funky gimmick, just you in endless deadly caverns as you scramble for the swirling exit. You'll run into just about every unpleasant trap you can imagine, from spinning sawblades to swinging axes, scattering shotguns to grinding chainsaws, rolling boulders to bleeping mines. To get through them, your spry little fellow can run, wall jump, and chuck TNT to blow up problematic parts of the level. The first handful of maps are mostly empty halls but into the double-digits you'll start facing intense gauntlets of traps that require significant patience and precision.Every few levels you can choose an upgrade from an assortment of three, earning you boons like more lives or TNT, higher jumps, quicker sprints, or some key abilities like immunity to your own TNT or extra wall jumps. There are also different upgrades in the game's many different modes to help with the challenges at hand. There's a Night Mode where you navigate with flares, a Coin Mode where you aim to collect as many coins as you can, and a Speed Mode where you start with tons of mobility upgrades but only one life. With nine modes in all, along with a database of user-created levels, you won't run out of traps to splatter yourself on.And yet, I found myself a bit torn on Just Get Through. The platforming is responsive and challenging, the modes offer a wide range of challenges, there are extra palettes to unlock... all the pieces seem to be there for a great roguelike platformer, but I'd by lying if I said nothing was missing. There's a certain thinness to the game, perhaps from the lack of progression, or plot, or level features. Spelunky is defined largely by the crazy antics you can stir up, and Super Meat Boy has an incredible variety of levels and challenges, and Just Get Through doesn't really come close to either of those hooks.In the end, Just Get Through is the very definition of a good game, without poking an inch past into great game territory. The platforming is solid and there's a nigh-infinite amount of it on tap. Its only sin is that there's nothing beyond that foundation to make it something special. I can certainly recommend it if you enjoy the look or the feel or just want a huge amount of basic content, but know that there's always going to be something better out there for your platforming needs.Did you enjoy this review? I certainly hope so, and I certainly hope you'll check out more of them at https://goldplatedgames.com/ or on my curation page!. A game with really tight controls, funky music and a good incentive to keep playing with the unique idea of gathering different colour palettes. I would reccomend to anyone who likes a good hard platformer.