Fork Parker's Holiday Profit Hike

Fork Parker's Holiday Profit Hike

released on Dec 18, 2014

Fork Parker's Holiday Profit Hike

released on Dec 18, 2014

Against explosive firepower, bitter cold, and dizzying heights, Fork Parker must outwit a group of no-talent game developers in a deadly holiday promotional game. Also, it's free.


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Finally beat this game for the first time today. Honestly? It's pretty good, even if the second to last obstacle got my goat. The one song on the soundtrack and its variant for the title and ending screens are great and keep you motivated throughout.

Pretty fun and not at all what I was expecting when I first downloaded it. Love the music track, but I wish it were a bit more forgiving in a few spots. Great for what it is.

Short and fun platformer, although very difficult. Really cool mechanics that I wouldn't mind seeing a longer platformer tackle.

Some of the worst controls I've seen in a 2D platformer. The old man has a deceptively low jump, so you won't be able to grab a lot of ledges that look like you should be able to grab and wall jumping is extremely difficult to maneuver (don't even think about wall jumping back onto above platforms when it's already obnoxious to wall jump to other platforms). Firing the pinon is often annoying too because you can't aim in any degree between 90 and 45, and between 45 and the horizontal. As a final complaint, I've watched the speedruns of this game, and they got past the final difficulty spike/section (which is where I gave up on this game) by clearing just one previous rope. But the clear button that I mapped to my controller (I had to do this manually because the automatic controller mapping doesn't work) clears all the ropes, so this section is virtually impossible for me to progress past. This was not worth my time at all and I cannot recommend this due to the lack of care put into the controls.

There's no meme here, I wish everyone a merry christmas.
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Actually there is a meme here, look at a mirror.
I call it Forever Alone.