Defunct

When the biggest complaint in a review is there not being enough game, you know you're doing something right.
THAT SAID, the short length of the game IS a huge detriment to this game's worth. 10 dollars is a high asking price for a game that's a few hours long. I have like 5 in this game and that was with me trying to 100% it. The levels and smooth as butter gameplay (When you know what you're doing) are highly replayable, but there just isn't a lot here to say. If you are willing to spend 10 on a very short but VERY good game, than you'll get your money's worth out of this. Otherwise, wait until it comes out on sale or maybe buy a longer-lasting experience. But not Sonic. It's MUCH better than Sonic right now.

Fast paced adventure game where you must use your robotic abilities to built up momentum in order to go fast and look cool while doing it.
While the game is somewhat linear each of the game's diverse areas are open ended, alowing for exploration in order to find colectables and hiden areas.
The game is simply fun, controlls great, building and keeping your momentum is sastifying and rewarding.
The game is a bit short, took me a bit less than 2 hours to complete (I imagine it lasting only 1 hour if I dint find some secret areas and didn't try to find some colectibles as I went along) but what you get is pure awesomeness. Plus there's some more areas you can unlock as you play the game that you don't normaly go to durring your original adventure. Just running (or should I say rolling) around in the areas gaining some insane air and doing some sick tricks is fun enough to recomend this game.
It was one hell of a journey.

Defunct offers an experience similar to a mobile app like Dune! With some vertical sequences to mix up the gameplay and a few more features to keep it quirky and replayable.
The game is set in a post-apocalyptic earth for the majority where a robot with a busted wheel is dumped by mistake from his home ship, your goal is to get back to the ship before it leaves the planet. The story is basic and isn't really what keeps the game interesting. Apart from very little interactions between the robots there isn't much character development either. You play the game for the speed and a little exploration, you aren't timed in the story mode but you are in the time trial modes. The game is VERY short and will not take long to complete the story. The gameplay features the manual use of gravity forcing you down slopes and magnets to cling to objects and ceilings. You can build up speed with nitrous and speed boosts and avoid chasms and water hazards. There may also be some collectables to pick up which give character skins and small tricks you can do in the air. There are just over 25 achievements with some being as easy as pressing k on your keyboard (i'm not joking) and others involve scoring very fast times on time trials; the latter of which took most of my 15 hours of playtime. As fun as these were I feel they used a soft steering correction like in mario kart which messed up a few attempts at fast times. I could be wrong but it sucked when it happened.
SUMMARY: Fun short game with a few things to keep the game replayable but perhaps a little lacking for the price. With some updates and new content this game could be a lot more engaging but for what it is, it's a fun WALL-E like racer.

is good. You get about an hour of game, but if you grab this for a dollar, I think it's worth it if you like open ended "go fast" games. There's a ton of paths to take and a lot of ways to fast. There is some jank, don't get me wrong, but if you're a Sonic fan, you kind of just expect it and accept it anyway, don't you??? where else you gonna go, huh??? HUH?
anyway, it's a nice little way to treat yourself

I found Defunct an enjoyable little game with an unusual but skill-rewarding movement scheme. While you can move under your own power, your speed this way is limited. Instead, you need to use a combination of gravity and limited boosters to accelerate. At first, this can be difficult to maintain for long, which can make the initial experience a bit frustrating. However, with practice it becomes a surprisingly rewarding system.
The game's levels are a decent size with multiple routes to explore. I appreciated the art design, which makes the fairly basic and functional graphics look their best.
While it's true that the story campaign is quite short, I got plenty of playtime out of Defunct by beating all the time trial challenges. In particular, it was only by doing this that I truly learnt the essence of the game's control scheme. Still, if you're not the person to attempt these optional challenges, you might feel the overall experience a bit lacking.
The biggest weakness I found with the game was probably the music. While not unpleasant, I don't think it has enough energy to match the gameplay. I also found the jump control sometimes unresponsive, and the story and world are pretty thin.
Overall, I recommend Defunct with the caveat above about length.

Short but amazing. I love physics and mechanics in this game, flying here is really exciting and satisfying. Music and sounds are relaxing, gameplay is fast and dynamic, but it's relaxing too. It was very well spent 1,7 hours. Game is worth full price.

Got me hooked. Loved the atmosphere and music!
You should definitely try it if you love speed, and if you're a Sonic fan :]