This is Just the Beginning

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This game throws you into a chaotic loop of tiny arcade challenges that get harder every time you fail. Each level is a self-contained gauntlet, think pixel platformers, rhythm sections, and puzzle rooms, all designed to test your reflexes and patience. You pick up temporary power-ups between runs but no permanent upgrades, so every fresh attempt feels like starting over with a new random mix of obstacles. The structure leans into roguelike frustration but rewards persistence with unlockable modifiers and shortcuts. The standout is the sheer variety of mini-experiences, many mimicking the opening moments of legendary games from the past 40 years. Developer Omnitale packed over 50 distinct levels, each with its own control scheme and win condition. Early access players on Steam gave it an 89% positive rating, calling it "a wild ride with zero filler." The lack of handholding means it’s not for everyone, but fans of chaotic skill-based games might find it addictive. New levels are added post-launch, so the title might live up to its name.