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Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: https://www.sellmyapp.com/downloads/the-mystery-of-the-orphanage/

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/packs/dungeon-crawler-starter-kit-84484

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template:Food Cooking Time Management Game Unity 2D

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/tutorials/crusher-balloons-3131

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Unity Asset template: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/characters/hidden-object-template-50717

Pirate Jump 2 is an asset flip of Ruin Run Starter Kit: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/ruin-run-starter-kit-3292
Some graphics and sound slightly changed to a pirate theme that doesn't feel cohesive. Terrible controls - moving, jumping, sliding are all done with the mouse, but turning corners uses keyboard arrow keys.

Fake dev with a Copy/Paste asset-flip.
Asset template: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/packs/fatty-ninja-94487

MOP Operation Cleanup is an auto-runner type game where the character constantly moves forward and the controls are pretty much limited to jumping. I liked the idea of cleaning up planets and the artwork was the best part about this game. That is because the game design and level design are poorly implemented, which happen to be the most important aspects of a game like this. Much of the fun is ruined by the trial and error mechanics that has the level so zoomed in that it’s hard to see and react to any upcoming obstacles. Additionally, it’s near impossible to predicate how the character is going to navigate the level as some walls will cause him to change direction, while most walls will simply push him back a little. As a matter of fact, it becomes too time consuming and cumbersome to even attempt to collect all of the trash in a level because of the constant battle between the level design wanting the player to go through a certain section and the game mechanics forcing the player to move in the opposite direction.
Unfortunately, the game itself ended up being a mess that no robot could clean up. In fact, the levels were probably left with more trash from robot scraps of many failed attempts. It just wasn’t worth the effort to complete the side objectives or the levels.

Sniper Squad Mission, as the name suggests, lacks any sort of creativity or gameplay for that matter. It consists of 6 short waves (using the same recycled 2 maps.) There is no cover and there are no movement keys - the player just stands still in the same spot while shooting 1 enemy at a time as they spawn in until there are none left. The game can be 100% completed in less than 10 minutes. Why it is priced at $5, let alone sold at all is beyond me.

I had obtained my copy through Otaku bundle #34 in Sep 2018. After 5 years the dev has decided to revoke keys and increase the price from $1 to $5. Scam dev do not buy.

Original Review
Hare is a runner with some good ideas, but it lacks polish and depth. I was pleasantly surprised that it felt like a game developed for the PC and not another mobile port with a fair amount of movement control. However, the controls are keyboard only and cannot be customized. The same is true with other aspects of the game such as the leveling up system - yes, it has that too, but all it does it just gives the player more starting lives during a normal game and doesn't actually make the character more powerful or add special abilities. Then there is hard mode, which only starts the player off with 2 lives no matter what level they are at and is ridiculously challenging compared to the normal game. There are also coins the player can collect, but they do not appear to do anything and just feels like it was another unpolished idea thrown in.

My favorite part was the last level where the game plays more like a bullet dodge than a runner. It was very short though. Again, so many good ideas, but none of them feel finished. For the $1 price tag, this game is fun for a short period of time and might be worth checking out. It's a shame more development work wasn't put into it because it could have been a lot more.