From the creators of Golf Club Nostalgia and Highwater. Return to their whimsical, neon-lit apocalypse in a Jungle Book meets The Armageddon fusion. Parkour through the remains of humanity as a child being hunted, while catchy end-of-days tunes and curious survivor stories play on the radio.

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What do you think of the gameplay?

The game-play was captured using the INSANE Super Ultra-Wide monitor AOC Agon AG493UCX2."

Leaping Across Time

Platform parkour in "The Cub" feels like a dance, one that's as demanding as it is rewarding. Every jump, every dash brings a sense of achievement. The world it presents is a puzzle, where the ruins of humanity aren't just obstacles but opportunities to interact, strategize, and ultimately, stay alive. 

A World Alive with Stories

Playing "The Cub" is more like stepping into a story book, one where every page turn reveals another piece of its post-apocalyptic fairy tale. A child navigating this new world, brings a sense of vulnerability and courage that's both compelling and inspiring. And the the soundtrack—it's like listening to the heartbeat of this new world. The tunes, the survivor tales, they don't just fill the background; they breathe life into every corner of the game. I had to set the soundtrack playlist on loop after i played the game.

There's an undeniable warmth to "The Cub," a sense of belonging that's hard to come by in most games. This game transcends the usual sequence of levels to conquer; it unfolds as a world ripe for exploration. Admittedly, I'm no expert in this genre—my timing is off, and my jumps often miss their mark, leading to frequent retries. You can watch the video to get a feel of the game.

Yet, every attempt, every failure, and every restart just adds to the joy of the journey. You should give it a try! 

I had a Blast!

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