Level Devil

Level Devil earns its name honestly, levels are built specifically to betray your first instinct, a platform that looks solid collapses, a safe-looking gap hides a trap, which means trusting what a level visually promises is often the exact thing that gets you killed.

Because the game's whole identity is subverting expectations, treating every level as a first-attempt scouting run rather than a real attempt tends to work better, dying to a first trap is expected and cheap, while the actual clean run comes on the second or third pass once you know where the game is lying to you. Jump Only tests a similarly punishing precision-timing format, stripped down to a single jump input.