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Su and the Quest for Meaning is an endless platformer where every jump counts toward solving a larger puzzle. You control a small character who moves automatically across an infinite world, but you decide when to stop or turn. The game forces you to think about your path because the score depends on how you arrange your movement rather than just reaching the end. It strips away standard level designs in favor of a continuous flow that challenges your spatial reasoning. The standout feature is how it turns scoring into the main mechanic instead of an afterthought. Players often find themselves replaying runs to tweak their paths and see how small changes affect the final number. Community discussions highlight this mathematical approach as something rare for the genre, with many noting the game's ability to make you rethink basic platforming rules. It does not hold your hand or offer tutorials, so you learn by doing and failing repeatedly until the pattern clicks.
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