Reed (free) First Impressions

Reed is a platformer game that has you trying to find and collect a cube in order to get access to the next level. You play as Reed a tiny creature that comes from a supercomputer. The computer is dying because it lost all its cubes. Your job is to find all the cubes hidden in the levels. Each level has 1 cube and when found it opens up an exit door. Sometimes the door opens right where you found the cube and other times you need to back track in the level to find it. The gameplay is fun as it's a typical platformer like others in the genre. The graphics are way too pixelated for my taste though. It was often hard for me to understand what I was even looking at let alone read the text that would pop up on the screen.

Reed is a free-to-play platforming game that  can be compared to the likes of Trap Adventures series. Though both games share a similar objective of collecting artifacts, but when it comes to the plot. This is where Reed starts to deviate from its similarity to Trap Adventures. Geared with our awesome parkour skills (result may vary) to safely traverse through dangerous obstacles. We are tasked with collecting cubes scattered all over the dungeon to help the old supercomputer calibrate them to save the world.

Summary: It's a tiny creature and the last creation of an old supercomputer. The old supercomputer is dying by losing all his cubes, and he's getting slower without them. Without supercomputers, the world is going to end. Could you help him and save the world? Can you collect all the cubes found in levels that are not so easy to pass? Verdict Reed is one of those time-waster games, and it's a good one if you love Supermeatboy mechanics.