Neon precision platformer game for PC

Velocity Noodle is a premium action game for PC made by Shotgun Anaconda. It is a 2D platformer set in a futuristic cyberpunk-like world wherein players take control of a katana-wielding woman who runs a small noodle stall business. They will need to deliver orders all over the city as fast as they can.

Just like Celeste or Jump King, Velocity Noodle is all about precision platforming that offers a great sense of speed and fluidity in its core gameplay. It also features charming pixel graphics for that retro vibe and slick animations to round out its visuals.

Get it while it’s hot

Precision platformers are quite divisive games that have some players jumping for joy, while others, slowly grinding their teeth in frustration. They often require quick reflexes and perfect execution to be able to pull off some rather impressive aerial feats. Regardless of which side of the fence you’re on, there’s no denying their charm and appeal. Velocity Noodle is one such title that boasts a rather intriguing premise.

The game takes place in the neon-lit street of a cyberpunk-inspired city. In it, you are a katana-wielding courier delivering noodle orders throughout the city. Of course, time is of the essence when it comes to your job, and you will have to figure out the best route to take in the shortest time possible. There will be plenty of platforming challenges that require precise timing and execution.

You’ll be jumping and sliding across more than 60 levels, as well as teleporting short distances with your trusty katana. There are also various traps to avoid throughout your runs and the presence of lo mien-hating police that will attempt to get in your way and slow you down. As for the steep difficulty curve, it’s pretty much par for the course for these types of games.

No one likes soggy noodles

In summary, if you’re big into precision platformers similar to the likes of the masterfully crafted and emotional Celeste, include Velocity Noodle in your list of titles to try next. What it lacks in any kind of interesting story, it more than makes up for with solid platforming and tight controls. Plus, what’s not to like about a kickass katana-wielding lady who delivers noodles? Recommended.