Sillinder’s Somewhat Uneventful Tuesday Noon

About Sillinder’s Somewhat Uneventful Tuesday Noon

A Tuesday Like No Other (Unless You Count the Handmade Creatures Trying to Stop You)

In Sillinder’s Somewhat Uneventful Tuesday Noon, developed by Sillinder, you control a peculiar little robot with an absurdly dense head and an even denser stare. What starts as an ordinary Tuesday quickly turns into a bizarre adventure as Sillinder bounces through a world filled with handcrafted creatures that, for some reason, really don’t want you to reach the end. Fail to navigate the madness, and Sillinder won’t just have a bad day, Sillinder will die.

A Pseudo-3D Platforming Challenge With Retro-Inspired Weirdness

Blending classic platforming with a unique pseudo-3D perspective, the game takes inspiration from Mega Man, offering tight movement and precision-based gameplay. However, mastering the perspective takes practice, making every jump and bounce a test of skill. The game’s visual style stays true to its retro roots, embracing the three-color-per-sprite limitations of the NES for a nostalgic yet distinct look.

A Soundtrack as Odd as the Adventure Itself

Accompanying the action is an eccentric soundtrack by Oddibee, perfectly capturing the game’s offbeat energy. Whether you’re dodging strange creatures, making death-defying jumps, or simply trying to process why this Tuesday is so weird, the music keeps the experience immersive and unpredictable.

A Short But Memorable Demo That Leaves You Wanting More

With just three levels, Sillinder’s Somewhat Uneventful Tuesday Noon is a brief but delightfully strange introduction to a world that feels both chaotic and oddly charming. It may take time to adjust to the pseudo-3D mechanics, but once you do, you’ll find yourself hooked on Sillinder’s bouncy, unpredictable journey. Are you ready for the strangest Tuesday you’ve ever played?