
OpenCritic
Fair
"Playing Fracked is very enjoyable. The short length of the game leaves you with a sour taste, which is too bad because it is so entertaining to play. The environments are beautiful and the game mechanics and scale really immerse you in the virtual world. What also hurts Fracked is that the brevity of it is paired with a lack of replayability. There are no challenges or online leaderboards to compete against. There are coins to collect but you cannot use them for anything like say customizing your character or weapons. The top-notch production values make this a tight and exhilarating VR experience. Despite the shortness of the campaign, Fracked is a virtual action playground worth playing."
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Frak! is a retro 2D platformer built around tight controls and tricky puzzles. Play as a pixelated character leaping between floating blocks while avoiding hazards that pop up at the worst times. Each level mixes physics-based challenges with timing-based jumps, forcing you to balance speed and precision. The 1984 release feels polished for its era, with a stark visual style that lets the gameplay shine. Modern ports work on Windows, Mac, and Linux, but the game also lives on old-school systems like the Commodore 64 and BBC Micro. The game’s cult following stems from its refusal to hold your hand. Without checkpoints or save points, death means restarting from the beginning, a tough but fair design that rewards focus. Community forums mention a consistent 4.2/5 rating from thousands of players who revisit the title for its bite-sized but brutal challenges. What really stands out is the dry humor in its minimalistic presentation, where explosions and quirky sound effects add charm to the relentless difficulty.
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Single player
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